China has traversed a number of different revisionist pathways since the Cold War. Xi Jinping’s Leninist calculus has contributed to China exhibiting both reformist and positionalist forms of revisionism simultaneously, both of which contain pathways toward revolutionary revisionism. 

New Zealand has had to decide how to deal with the white supremacist terrorist who was responsible for the shooting of 51 worshippers at two Christchurch mosques. The challenges have come both inside and outside the courtroom.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Scott Morrison’s statement on Shinzo Abe, the introduction of new legislation to ensure consistent Australian foreign policy, Labor’s criticism of the government’s treatment of Australians stranded overseas, and more.

Without satellites, military operations are functioning in the blind.  The Outer Space Treaty needs revisiting, and legal boundaries and norms must be established as states continue to build their space programs.

Russia is well-aware that it is no exception to China’s hegemonic ambitions. To effectively constrain China, the United States and its allies and partners must recalibrate their engagements with Russia.

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, everything about clinical practice and the medical educational system has been turned upside down. Scientific discovery progresses at a rapid pace during times of crisis as new approaches are born from adversity.

The world appears to have jumped to Lebanon’s aid after the Beirut blast. However, the actual crisis is much longer and more complex than is being recognised. 

Richard Maude returns (Part 2): China, models of cooperation, & what Australian foreign policy can do

Many Americans think their country is in bad shape. George Friedman's close examination of American history indicates that the country is in the midst of an expected period of transition rather than a state of decline.

The "breakthrough" deal for Arab-Israeli peace is more a symbolic announcement designed to satisfy domestic political interests in each state. Regional reactions to the deal will tell us more about the long-term prospects for peace.