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Ian Hill 7 hours ago Russia, Ukraine and the wars of the Soviet succession Putin’s war is part of the untidy and slow-motion disintegration of the Soviet Union.
Suryaputra Wijaksana 13 hours ago Global energy scarcity and the South China Sea A new source of natural gas within the controversial “nine-dash line” should revive questions about sharing access.
Greg Earl 1 day ago Economic diplomacy: Diversification is hard to do Treasurer Jim Chalmers should rise above outdated jibes at the IMF to justify his aims for a new values-based economy.
Eglantine Staunton 1 day ago France-Australia: Salving the wounds of AUKUS After the crisis over the subs deal, both countries stand to benefit from a normalisation of ties.
Erin Hurley 1 day ago Women leaders: not so poles apart In seemingly different settings, Jacinda Ardern and Nancy Pelosi confronted much the same challenges.
Susannah Patton 2 days ago Australia’s Myanmar sanctions: now for the real decisions Two years after the coup, there are still many reasons why Canberra is stepping cautiously with its punitive measures.
Sam Roggeveen 2 days ago Marles torpedoes French subs, but is yet to explain nuclear advantage For such a high-stakes and expensive enterprise the public deserves to know not just what boats we’re getting, but why.
Ratih Kabinawa , Pamungkas A. Dewanto 2 days ago Indonesia gets the ball rolling on domestic worker rights Jakarta’s call to legislate its informal workforce should be a model for all countries that receive migrant workers.
Roderick Parkes 31 Jan 2023 Europe: Crossing the East-West divide A new alignment challenges France and Germany as drivers of European politics – offering Britain a chance for influence.