Indonesia’s President Jokowi faces a challenging balancing act in his effort to appease rival factions. Despite Australian politics being rather interesting of late, […]

The anniversary of the Kyoto Protocol, which entered into force ten years ago today, gives us pause to reflect on the progress made […]

Despite women being active promoters of peace in their communities during times of war, they are alarmingly underrepresented in the formal conflict resolution […]

Despite assertions that Australia is the ‘best country in the world’, it continues to lag in many areas, including educational and environmental indices. […]

East Timor’s leadership change signifies a move toward consensus-based governance. Opposition member and former health minister Rui Araujo will become the next prime […]

The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) is likely to have significant consequences in the local property markets, especially […]

Australia’s submarine acquisition strategy is opaque, convoluted and politically unpopular. We’ve written a lot about the future submarine project over the years. Last […]

From online shopping to international adoption, music downloads to accidents overseas, clear private international law rules are essential to […]

While it is unlikely that the situation in Yemen will escalate to widespread sectarian violence, it will also […]

Between 2005 and 2012, AUSFTA diverted US$53.1 billion of trade, leaving Australia and the United States worse off than they would have been without […]