Despite the tactical truce agreed at the G20 Summit, the undermining of the core principles of the international economic order is the result of the United States’ refusal to accept international norms.

As world leaders gather to discuss climate change in Poland, the need to reduce emissions may hamper China’s development of big data and quantum processing.

This episode focuses on summit season and the US-China rivalry on display. It recaps the ASEAN Summit, East Asia Summit and APEC meeting before looking ahead to this week’s G20 Summit.

Global well-being is an unattainable goal if each country is not prepared to make concessions and strive to promote international cooperation.

China’s emergence as an economic superpower has given rise to an alternative form of multilateralism.

Australia should reconsider what it means by energy diplomacy at a time of transformation in energy markets, renewables and climate change.

The constitutional crisis roiling in Sri Lankan politics continues, with a possible turning-point coming up in early December.  

Theresa May’s efforts to negotiate what may be the best deal possible may be rendered futile by intransigence by British Parliament. 

The Sudan–South Sudan case study shows that excluding women from formal peace processes creates serious consequences for the sustainability of peace post-settlement.

Balancing relations between China and the United States is arguably Australia's greatest foreign policy challenge in the 21st century. But is Australia getting it right?