With the re-election of Dilma Rousseff as Brazil’s President, the important feature of the election is stability rather than change. The political landscape […]

This book is a study of the life of Professor William Macmahon Ball (known as ‘Mac’), focusing particularly on his career from the […]

If G20 cannot add a few digits to its name, then future Summits must ensure that non-member economic powers aren’t marginalised from important […]

Just a few years ago a number of books were released which celebrated an ‘Australia moment’, where the […]

Great powers rise and fall on the tide of history. The transition is not always peaceful and linear, but often jagged with points […]

The composition of Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s new cabinet suggests that political patronage had a role in the selection of government ministers. After several days […]

Myanmar is one of the most important cases of potential democratisation in the world today. Ruled for decades by an array of incompetent […]

Australia will rotate off the UN Security Council on 31 December 2014. As previously outlined here, there have been […]

At the Saint Petersburg 2013 Summit, G20 countries made a number of concrete commitments and turning them into results will be beneficial for […]

The Australian Institute of International Affairs ran a high-quality conference in Canberra yesterday around the theme of ‘Foreign Policy for a Top 20 […]