It seems convenient for the world to turn a blind eye to China’s mass internment of Uighurs in its northwestern Xinjiang Province.

In educating our students on international relations and foreign policy, we ought to expand beyond conventional wisdom and equip them with skills to deal with modern issues. Such issues include navigating “fake news,” re-thinking traditional assessment tasks, and dealing with information overload.

Despite accession to the EU being one of Turkey's long-term goals, its strategic gaze has recently shifted from Europe to the Middle East.

The award in the South China Sea arbitration strengthens Indonesia's legal position for its maritime claims in the region

In his book, former Russian Embassy staffer Tony Kevin offers a defence of Russian policy that is a counterpoint to the prevailing Western narrative.

Israel's recent election results expose the weaknesses of the country's political system. 

The “Howdy Modi” event in the in Houston, Texas and the activities preceding it mark a new high in the India-US alliance. 

Synthetic biology is an up-and-coming form of technology that could have significant impact on both the security and prosperity of Australia. 

Denis Altman’s new book, "Unrequited Love: Diary of an Accidental Activist" accounts for his time in the US and draws comparisons between the American and Australian political state. 

The Pacific Islands Forum clearly displayed Australia’s adamant position on not comprising its current coal-intensive interests. However, the focus should not just be centred on Australia’s use of coal but rather the issue of China’s pollution and how that could plague the Pacific Islands in the near future.

As Westminster grapples with the prospect of a no-deal Brexit, it further harms its relations with Scotland.