LATEST Economic diplomacy: It’s populists vs plutocrats in Trump#2 Check, but not check-mate: Indonesia’s nine-dash line mistake Who holds a hose? Climate change as a national security risk in Australian federalism Will the Intelligence Review bring DIO into the light? Thai foreign policy in the twilight zone Stay informed with the latest analysis & commentary on international events from our experts around the world. Register FEATURED Ristian Supriyanto Check, but not check-mate: Indonesia’s nine-dash line mistake Stéphanie Fillion The declining fortunes of Afghanistan’s women Sam Roggeveen The Trumpist turn in US foreign policy EXPLORE See All Articles → Greg Earl 2 hours ago Economic diplomacy: It’s populists vs plutocrats in Trump#2 Australia’s hopes of a modest economic impact from the Trump administration’s actions will require navigating the financial tensions at its heart. Ristian Supriyanto 4 hours ago Check, but not check-mate: Indonesia’s nine-dash line mistake China has won a diplomatic battle with Indonesia, but not the war over maritime claims in the South China Sea. Danielle Ireland-Piper 6 hours ago Who holds a hose? Climate change as a national security risk in Australian federalism The lines on a map might not be the sole legal determinant for an effective response to disasters and the consequences of climate change. David Schaefer 13 hours ago Will the Intelligence Review bring DIO into the light? Australia's Defence Intelligence Organisation is a national resource, and it should have a profile to match. Susannah Patton 1 day ago Thai foreign policy in the twilight zone If foreign policy reflects domestic politics, its unsurprising that Thailand’s diplomacy is confused and haphazard. Sam Roggeveen 1 day ago The Trumpist turn in US foreign policy Trump's instinct for restraint could have a long future in both American political parties. Evan Freidin 1 day ago BRICS Pay as a challenge to SWIFT network It’s just an idea for now – but enough to worry the Western world about an alternative international payment system. Stéphanie Fillion 1 day ago The declining fortunes of Afghanistan’s women Is the International Court of Justice a toothless tiger, or can a new legal battle truly turn the tide for women and girls? Marcus Colla 2 days ago The claustrophobia of German politics With the three-party governing coalition in tatters, this is politics in panic mode. See All Articles → LONG READS An all-male Pacific peace mission to New Caledonia excludes women’s voices in the crisis Nicole George Women are being made invisible, yet their actions are consequential. A shared struggle: Ukrainians and their volunteer supporters on the front lines Gordon Weiss An unyielding will in the face of invasion has inspired heroes at home and from afar. Maid in Australia: When international relations and industrial law collide Daniel Flitton Two recent court cases have raised uncomfortable questions about diplomatic immunity. THREAD Measuring power in Asia View Thread VIEW ALL THREADS → VIEW ALL THREADS →
Greg Earl 2 hours ago Economic diplomacy: It’s populists vs plutocrats in Trump#2 Australia’s hopes of a modest economic impact from the Trump administration’s actions will require navigating the financial tensions at its heart.
Ristian Supriyanto 4 hours ago Check, but not check-mate: Indonesia’s nine-dash line mistake China has won a diplomatic battle with Indonesia, but not the war over maritime claims in the South China Sea.
Danielle Ireland-Piper 6 hours ago Who holds a hose? Climate change as a national security risk in Australian federalism The lines on a map might not be the sole legal determinant for an effective response to disasters and the consequences of climate change.
David Schaefer 13 hours ago Will the Intelligence Review bring DIO into the light? Australia's Defence Intelligence Organisation is a national resource, and it should have a profile to match.
Susannah Patton 1 day ago Thai foreign policy in the twilight zone If foreign policy reflects domestic politics, its unsurprising that Thailand’s diplomacy is confused and haphazard.
Sam Roggeveen 1 day ago The Trumpist turn in US foreign policy Trump's instinct for restraint could have a long future in both American political parties.
Evan Freidin 1 day ago BRICS Pay as a challenge to SWIFT network It’s just an idea for now – but enough to worry the Western world about an alternative international payment system.
Stéphanie Fillion 1 day ago The declining fortunes of Afghanistan’s women Is the International Court of Justice a toothless tiger, or can a new legal battle truly turn the tide for women and girls?
Marcus Colla 2 days ago The claustrophobia of German politics With the three-party governing coalition in tatters, this is politics in panic mode.