Australia’s bid for the Human Rights Council has been in the news with the announcement of the Hon Philip Ruddock MP as Australia’s […]

Uganda’s presidential elections on 18 February are littered with controversy and intimidation – including the arrest of opposition leader Dr Kizza Besigye during the campaign – […]

HSBC’s decision to keep its headquarters in London is good news for the British government. An exit would have been seen as a […]

It is taken for granted, in nearly every contemporary account of Australian foreign policy, that Australia is regarded […]

Critics who complain that Prime Minister Modi has not met the expectations of big business may need to change their opinion as he […]

With the situation in Syria showing no signs of improvement, the influx of asylum seekers into Europe continues. However Europe is beginning to close its […]

2016 may hold new prospects for deepening and diversifying the partnership with Australia’s closest Asian neighbour.  The Prime Minister’s visit […]

Although the bloody conflict that devastated the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) formally came to an end […]

India hosted the second International Fleet Review from 4-8 February at Vishakhapatnam on the east coast of India […]

Nearly overnight, the Zika virus has caught the world’s attention. Will Brazil be able to ease concerns before August? Three recent developments are […]