The International Criminal Court is at critical juncture in its role as a pillar of international justice. The “never again” court established in […]

From a refugee child to a teenage suicide bomber to Nobel Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, children play multiple roles in international affairs. This […]

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is claiming a technical victory over Boko Haram, but his exclusively military approach may leave the political and economic conditions […]

Partisan tensions over the desirability of preferential trade deals and the conflation of trade and foreign policy are by no means new to […]

The rebel-held eastern third of Aleppo has finally fallen to Syrian government forces. This brings to an end one of the most grotesque […]

The chief executive of one of the world’s largest companies has been nominated to fill the United States’ oldest cabinet position. Rex Tillerson, head […]

This week saw the launch of public consultation on Australia’s new foreign policy white paper. It comes at an opportune time, when the legs […]

In Indonesia this week, all eyes have been on the trial of Jakarta governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, known as Ahok. It is the culmination […]

Europe has experienced another difficult year by virtue of economic challenges and political upheaval. The UK, Italy and Austria have all changed leaders […]

Following the resounding defeat of Italy’s constitutional referendum on 4 December, Matteo Renzi resigned as prime minister. Will his replacement Paolo Gentiloni, the […]