Putin’s war is part of the untidy and slow-motion disintegration of the Soviet Union.

A new source of natural gas within the controversial “nine-dash line” should revive questions about sharing access.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers should rise above outdated jibes at the IMF to justify his aims for a new values-based economy.

After the crisis over the subs deal, both countries stand to benefit from a normalisation of ties.

In seemingly different settings, Jacinda Ardern and Nancy Pelosi confronted much the same challenges.

Two years after the coup, there are still many reasons why Canberra is stepping cautiously with its punitive measures.

For such a high-stakes and expensive enterprise the public deserves to know not just what boats we’re getting, but why.

Jakarta’s call to legislate its informal workforce should be a model for all countries that receive migrant workers.

A new alignment challenges France and Germany as drivers of European politics – offering Britain a chance for influence.