An examination of the Keating-Suharto era reveals that trusting leadership relations are highly valuable for the development of trust in bilateral relations.

An edited extract of remarks by the National President of the AIIA, Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA, at a farewell for Melissa Conley Tyler at the National Office, 21 March 2019.

Elements of the global left have contested Western recognition of the opposition leader Juan Guaidó as Venezuela’s interim president.

Recently released files reveal tension in the Howard Government's dealings with China.

Think thanks are increasingly performing diplomatic functions that were traditionally the sole preserve of state officials.

The US and Russia are taking a series of dangerous steps that are moving the world back to mutually assured destruction.

To respond effectively to the emerging multipolar environment, Australia should firewall its support for the US alliance from its support for international law.

As time goes by, we will notice the opportunity Julie Bishop missed to make a decisive impact in charting Australia’s course during a period of historical importance.

Australia has responded to three separate changes in the international order over the past century. The two previous international systems terminated in war. Can a new order be marshalled without conflict?

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement that he plans to visit China for an informal summit with President Xi Jinping is part of a reset strategy that New Delhi has embarked upon in recent months.

Foreign ministers from the Association of South East Asian Nations met in Yangon late last year to discuss Myanmar’s Rohingya crisis. The meeting […]