For the first time since the creation of Cambodia as a sovereign nation, members of its ruling party were being named and shamed by prominent members of the Opposition in the Australian Federal Parliament.

Island off the Coast of Asia – Instruments of Statecraft in Australian Foreign Policy written by Clinton Fernandes is a radical analysis of the genesis and development of Australia's foreign policy. It is an essential if depressing read for those wishing to understand the origins of our external policies.

In a more uncertain world, Australia's leaders will be compelled to make difficult decisions. 

Macron’s unpopular economic policies have led to a collapse in public confidence, which has culminated in France's recent Gilets Jaunes movement.

The arrest of Huawei's Meng Wanzhou and subsequent detention of two Canadians is creating headaches for Canada.

An era of uncertainty presents the European Union with both challenges and opportunities. 

The recognition of West Jerusalem as Israel’s capital makes Australia a mockery in the eyes of the international community. The decision makes Australia an accomplice to Israel’s policies.

In July 2018, the IPSA World Congress in Brisbane set the theme of the change in international humanitarianism, which presents both challenges and […]

The Paris Agreement provided new hope for state cooperation in addressing climate change. The agreement does not impose legally binding obligations on countries to reduce emissions, instead allowing each country to voluntarily set its own targets.

Think thanks are increasingly performing diplomatic functions that were traditionally the sole preserve of state officials.