Australia’s relationship with the European Union is at a critical turning point. The Brexit vote has fundamentally changed the EU. Once the United Kingdom […]

Professor Amin Saikal’s most recent book, Iran at the Crossroads, is a concise, informative and very readable book. It is strongly recommended for […]

Last month’s Istanbul airport attack is the price Turkey is paying for its former indulgence of Islamic State. That indulgence has now ended, more as […]

Argentina celebrates the 200th anniversary of its independence from Spain today. It has much to celebrate as it has transitioned into a democratic, peaceful […]

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says this year’s NATO Summit of Heads of State and Government coincides with the alliance’s most significant military […]

On 12 July, an international arbitral tribunal will hand down its findings in a landmark case brought by […]

It’s been a long time coming, but the Chilcot report into the Iraq War, all 2.6 million words of it, is finally out. And […]

Raghuram Rajan finishes his three-year term as Reserve Bank of India Governor on 4 September but his exit will not be an ordinary one. […]

Mongolia recently hosted the annual Ulaanbaatar Dialogue to discuss Northeast Asian security. With North and South Korea delegates present together for the first […]

The legacy of the 1955 Bandung meeting of Asian and African leaders continues to be debated, including for its ongoing importance for today’s […]