Wikileaks’ release of the latest round of negotiations for the Trade in Services Agreement reveals that it is unlikely to have an investor­-state […]

On 29 October, Iceland will go to the polls. This year’s early vote takes place in the wake of an economic crisis that […]

Australia’s diplomatic engagement with China didn’t start with Gough Whitlam. It is worth remembering those early diplomats who served faithfully in Chungking during […]

Both US presidential candidates have been affected by multiple scandals—and the latest has seen the Trump campaign begin to unravel this week. So […]

After the sixth round of informal straw polls in the UN Security Council, on 5 October (New York time) all UNSC members came […]

For three months, while the sun has mostly and unusually shone in what passes for summer in the United Kingdom, the British have […]

While giving a speech at the recent United Nations Summit for Refugees and Migrants, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced that Australia would accept […]

US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s new-found faith in NATO is unlikely to reassure America’s partners in the organisation. In the first presidential debate […]

In a surprise outcome, the Colombian population has voted ‘No’ in the 2 October plebiscite to the final peace agreement between the Colombian government […]

Australia and Canada are divided by a vast ocean, the pronunciation of a common language and unequal capacities […]