The latest Indonesian Defence White Paper shows no fundamental change in defence policy. It does little to convince Indonesians of the purpose and composition of […]

This pithy and readable book examines India’s responses to China’s increasingly assertive approaches to its neighbours and to the US pivot to the Asia-Pacific, […]

Evidence of the motivation behind the Orlando massacre is still emerging, but if perpetrator Omar Mateen was a lone wolf operator, it is […]

The advertising for this publication promises “rare insights” into India-Myanmar relations and to a large extent this is what it delivers. Rajiv Bhatia […]

Last week’s Papua New Guinea police attack on students comes amid growing concern about political corruption under the government of Prime Minister Peter […]

The tenth edition of the annual Global Peace Index (GPI) produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace finds that the world is […]

The 2016 Shangri-La Dialogue saw the Chinese and US delegates continue their traditional kabuki-like ritual repartee with the South China Sea looming large. China’s […]

Australia’s standing as a claimant state and a historical leader gives it a special responsibility to act in ways that safeguard the integrity […]

A fatal attack in Kazakhstan this week highlights the threat of terror across Central Asia. Like its neighbours, if the Kazakh government cannot […]

The recent Australia–Singapore deal may be a reason for jubilation, but Australian policymakers should remain mindful of the possibility of Singapore switching sides given its willingness […]