The memory of war might not be the crux in contemporary Sino-Japanese relations. Considering China’s and Japan’s tense exchanges over wartime history, it […]

Turkey has entered the air campaign in Syria, but there are real doubts about its true target: ISIS or the Kurds? Turkish intervention […]

Last week, an image of a drowned refugee child became an icon before our eyes. Of all the photographs of this crisis, why […]

Australia’s submarine technology cooperation with Japan is a commitment to burden-sharing with the US in the Asia-Pacific. In anticipation of the Australia Royal […]

Geoffrey Miller was posted to the Jakarta Embassy on 1 October 1965, when six army generals were murdered by the “30th September Movement”. The […]

As Singapore goes to the polls in a general election on 11 September 2015, the contending parties appear […]

Even a former ACTU researcher and Austrade chief economist can support ChAFTA. Opening up to trade is positive for business, workers […]

At the Festival of Dangerous Ideas on Saturday 5 September 2015, Naomi Klein spoke to a full concert […]

Over the last week, massive movement of people in Europe has placed the Schengen Agreement, which eliminates border controls among EU member states, in high […]

The misguided focus on Boko Haram as a jihadist terrorist group could prevent Nigeria from addressing the broader socio-economic environment within which it operates. Boko Haram […]