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Australia has retained its ranking of 13th position in Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index for 2018.

India’s ambitions of becoming a superpower threatens more pressing domestic priorities.

Australia’s Labor Party has given “in principle” support to the ban on nuclear weapons, but it needs to go further.

Since the Second World War, the United States has held itself up as the leader of the ‘free […]

World leaders have a solemn duty to prevent a nuclear catastrophe from re-occurring. How do we make progress and what role can Australia play?

SENATOR THE HON PENNY WONG LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION IN THE SENATE SHADOW MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS LABOR […]

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Nigeria’s anti-corruption campaign faces opposition: from the citizens who voted for the government to fight corruption.