The topic of China dominates almost every economic and foreign policy discussion in India. Yet the concept of a rising India is still […]

The new Defence White Paper sets out that ‘Australia’s security and prosperity depend on a stable Indo–Pacific region and rules-based global order’. This […]

It is particularly important for lawyers to read Renée Jeffery’s new book on amnesties. If there is an article of faith or catechism […]

The Western Australian North West Shelf resource development project was initiated in the 1960s, yet is only now […]

In an election year, the death of Antonin Scalia brings to light the political nature of the US judicial system. Given the overwhelming influence and […]

In mid-February British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived at a deal with his European counterparts over the future of the UK and the […]

With the release of its much-delayed defence white paper, the government has laid out its stall on matters of […]

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is one of the most significant developments in Australia’s trade and foreign policy agendas. However a […]

Shortly after the 14 January terrorist attacks in Jakarta, the well-known Islamic State group (IS) claimed responsibility. These were the first major attacks […]

The Mekong River is subject to conflict over finite resources. Will new measures by the Mekong River Commission help its problems? Recently, the […]