This Australia Day, Australians will engage in the annual wrestle about the national place of Indigenous people, some […]

In this survey of the security challenges facing the region, Robert Ayson, Professor of Strategic Studies at Victoria University, Wellington, tackles a huge, […]

The funding gap between the increasing global aid demand and available resources has increased to USD$15 billion. This […]

The Papua New Guinea Government has finally admitted that PNG’s revenue surge has ended. As long as PNG’s mining boom lasted, Prime Minister […]

The concept of national security dominates the public and private discourse in various countries, none more so than […]

Oil prices are at the mercy of geopolitics with key states vying for market influence and security. How does the lifting of sanctions […]

Malcolm Turnbull has held talks with President Barack Obama at the White House on his first official visit […]

On 16 January Tsai Ing-wen was elected as President of the Republic of China on Taiwan by a landslide. […]

The UN Peacebuilding Commission was the first United Nations body to have the gender dimension explicitly built into its founding resolutions [A/RES/60/180 and S/RES/1645], affirming ‘the important role […]

Outer space is increasingly seen as contested, congested and competitive. All nations need to do what they can to protect and preserve the space […]