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Susannah Patton 4 hours ago China’s rise in Southeast Asia is bringing in a golden age for Australia Disquiet about Beijing’s growing presence is motivating countries across the region to seek deeper cooperation with Canberra.
Richard Javad Heydarian 6 hours ago South China Sea: The “transparency initiative” success is plain to see But pressure on the Philippines means that its key partners must step up more.
George Boone 15 hours ago Three safe bets on the 47th president’s foreign policy Whatever the outcome of the US election, states will remain self-interested, and material power will reign supreme.
Mubashar Hasan 6 Sep 2024 The rights-based priority in relations with Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina’s downfall holds a lesson for the international community to ensure support for political freedoms.
Sheridan Ward 6 Sep 2024 Tonga and His Majesty’s Armed Forces: A military made for peace This Pacific country avoided colonisation not by force, but by adopting the trappings of state. A next step awaits.
Anton Moiseienko 6 Sep 2024 Russian sanctions: Why has Australia stayed quiet on reparations? With strong rule of law credentials and expertise, Canberra should use its advantage in responses to war.
Jonathan Campbell-James 6 Sep 2024 Iran’s shadow hand in Houthi Red Sea attacks How the Houthis and Iranians work together isn’t absolutely clear – but stopping the threat to shipping requires more than shooting down incoming missiles and extends to disrupting an intelligence and targeting system.
Greg Earl 5 Sep 2024 Economic diplomacy: Taking sides for an election From ANZUS, Indonesia, regional business and media reporting, Penny Wong seems to have legacy in mind.
Marin Ekstrom , Ikhlas Abdul Hadi 5 Sep 2024 In teaching about Sustainable Development Goals, Japan has a chance to learn about itself English as a foreign language courses could become a catalyst for change by fostering a critical thinking in classrooms.