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Josh Wilson 3 hours ago We need to talk about war decisions Australia has just embarked on a parliamentary inquiry into how it makes choices about when and why it goes to war.
Khang Vu 16 hours ago All in the family: North Korea’s means of nuclear survivability Kim Jong-un’s daughter reveal might be about keeping a trusted finger on the nuclear button more than succession plans.
Arunn Jegan 1 day ago Australia could lead the way on Rohingya crisis Canberra is well placed to broker a new deal for resettling the region’s most vulnerable refugees.
Michael Beltran 2 days ago The US may force the Philippines’ (willing) hand A visit by VP Kamala Harris has revitalised a military pact and shown how Bongbong Marcos views America’s regional role.
Radhey Tambi 2 days ago Islands of opportunity: Australia and India’s chance to collaborate The Indian Ocean region is too large for any one country to manage but cooperation on island territories would help.
David Wells 5 Dec 2022 Why outsourcing counter-terrorism online won’t work in future Policing online hate speech currently falls into a murky space shared between governments and big tech.
Kevin Rudd 2 Dec 2022 Kevin Rudd on Jiang Zemin, steward of China’s rise Jiang offered rare colour as a leader who saw a “strategic opportunity” for China in engaging with the world.
Aarti Betigeri 2 Dec 2022 Australia wants to attract the world’s best? Make it easier to migrate An overdue review can start fixing national skills shortages by smoothing the way for workers and families to settle.
Greg Earl 1 Dec 2022 Economic diplomacy: Scoring goals outside the stadium Shifting geopolitics and economics make picking the diplomatic champion from the Qatar World Cup more challenging.