The US/China relationship -- arguably the most important in the world -- is on a downward spiral.  The authors of “Superpower Showdown” describe it as a “romance gone bad.”

It is necessary to consider the role of crucial services in international trade during a pandemic. To ensure the safe and continued transport of medical supplies, policy measures must cover all logistical aspects of transporting these supplies.

Iraqis are intimately familiar with war as a facet of everyday life, whereas Australians lack a tangible understanding of atrocity. Examining how war stories are presented on stage in both countries provides crucial insights on the similarities and differences of these disparate experiences.

India and the nations of the South Pacific have long engaged in meaningful bilateral and multilateral relationships. With the re-introduction of the Indo-Pacific as a geostrategic reality, it becomes all the more important for India to expand its relations with the island nations of this region.

The government is about to invest billions in yet more military hardware. Yet with the rise of "nontraditional threats," people are actually feeling increasingly insecure.

With flights grounded and Australia’s borders shut, Qantas has retired its final Boeing 747 several months earlier than initially planned.  The jumbo jet was pivotal in reducing Australia’s tyranny of distance.

This week in Australian foreign policy: the strength of Australia-US ties reiterated through political and military collaboration, travel and travel talks with New Zealand, and deployment of medical aid to Papua New Guinea. 

Women outnumber men at every level of education in Myanmar. Yet even with high levels of educational attainment, women in Myanmar remain economically repressed and politically underrepresented.

The attacks inspired by the incel movement could be considered the first form of violent extremism to originate online. While deeply rooted in the North American context, incel discourse could find itself a welcome audience in Asia.

The long saga of WikiLeaks continues. He now faces extradition to the US to be tried for espionage, and Andrew Fowler's third update of his book completes the record to 2020.