Australia should encourage international condemnation after a blockade of relief trucks in the northern regions of Ethiopia.

Despite four years of negotiations and recent agreements, territorial assertions continue to strain ties between the two powers.

Australia has an opportunity to fill the gap left by the US and Europe – and it’s good for democracy, too.

Forgetting the trauma of Mao’s chaotic decade serves Xi’s stability agenda, but personal experience shapes his authoritarian methods.

What if more locals decide that Australia is rewarding bad behaviour at the top of PNG’s politics?

By abandoning climate finance and health initiatives, the United States is creating unprecedented opportunities for Chinese-led multilateral banks.

If Australians found their sovereignty threatened, would people want an unelected septuagenarian Englishman representing their interests as head of state?

In a world where power is defined by networks rather than borders, Taipei’s quiet diplomacy is making headway.

Ramaphosa is making a risky bet in a bid to progress an economic and development agenda the US President doesn’t believe in.