How do the ANZUS states of United States, Australia, and New Zealand that sit on the fringes of the Asia-Pacific use their armed forces to deliver Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Response (HADR) as a way of engaging with the region?

How has the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) handling of the coronavirus outbreak affected its perception domestically? Will this have any long term consequences?

In order to understand Iran as a strategic actor, we must first understand the geopolitical, religious, and security concerns behind their actions.

While Jeff Bezos received a frosty reception on his India visit, this was not entirely due to his company's practices.

Canadians’ perceptions of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s proposed move to Canada are primarily divided along regional lines. Also worthy of consideration are Aboriginal affairs, and the financial imprudence of the monarchy’s representatives in Canada.

Allan and Darren try something different this episode, with Allan taking the lead in asking Darren about his experience attending the Raisina Dialogue, India’s flagship international affairs conference, held in New Delhi from 14-16 January 2020, and organised the Observer Research Foundation.

Since the 1990s, South Ossetia has sporadically erupted into multiple deadly conflicts. Three people affected by these conflicts recount their experiences.

As the UK celebrates achieving Brexit by leaping into highly political FTA negotiations with the EU, US, and Australia (among others), its trade negotiators will hopefully have learned some strategic lessons from Australia’s experience negotiating its FTA with the US.

Pemberton's collection of books offers many competent perspectives on the state of international relations in the post-WWI epoch, with certain and typographical errors undermining its cohesiveness.

Why do some nations seem to be concerned with conflicts which have since ended? What is historical amnesia? Why is victimhood dangerous to national healing? A brief comparison of China, Finland and the Baltic States illustrates the necessary components for the reconciliation of historical injustice.