Australia condemns discrimination on the basis of a person’s sexuality both at home and abroad. Victims of sexuality-based violence are increasingly finding themselves […]

The systematic oppression and denial of the rights of the Rohingya people is not limited to Burma. By […]

The discussion surrounding unification and multiculturalism in South Korea rests on the assumption that the nation is coping effectively with the current changes […]

Chinese company Dakang has recently made a bid on Australia’s largest cattle station, S. Kidman & Co, which […]

After Anzac Day commemorations, it’s worth remembering the inspirational stories of the Army’s recent history. John Blaxland has written an informative history of […]

The recent signing of the Paris Agreement by a record 175 countries on 22 April is significant. While this is a groundbreaking accord, […]

Papua New Guinea’s recent Supreme Court ruling that the Manus Island Detention Centre is unconstitutional and illegal will have […]

The decision to select French company DCNS to partner on Australia’s next generation submarines will likely deliver world-class capabilities, but will also have implications for […]

Given the activities of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and the ongoing threat from al-Qa’ida and other groups, the issue of Islamic […]

It is relatively easy to think of examples where states have acted immorally. It’s less clear, however, if those states were indeed acting […]