The support offered to Australia’s veterans and their families rarely matches the grand rhetoric about the Anzacs. What if the country also reflected on […]

The influence of race and religion in Indonesian politics is being re-examined in the wake of last week’s defeat of the Christian Chinese […]

On the weekend, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim announced a rethink of the institution’s role in international development, building upon the ‘Solutions […]

This book contributes meaningfully to a small but steadily growing body of literature that seeks to move away from the predominantly securitised analyses […]

By calling an early election for June, British Prime Minister Theresa May has not only surprised political observers but also cunningly ensured her own […]

This year’s election in Jakarta is a proxy battle between the larger forces of Indonesia’s national politics. If the incumbent, Ahok, loses on […]

The emergence of Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron as the leading candidates in this weekend’s French presidential election reflects a crisis of […]

Following North Korea’s failed missile test, the usual set of suggestions for South Korean foreign policy will be trotted out: fix the relationship […]

Tensions between the US and China, particularly following North Korea’s recent missile tests, are at dangerous levels. Rather than simply hope that the […]

Singapore’s election rules, hitherto used to ensure the ongoing rule of the People’s Action Party, are facing criticism from both within and without […]