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It's time for Australia to take responsibility for its foreign fighters

Aug 2, 20193 min read

It's time for Australia to take responsibility for its foreign fighters

PNG’s new Marape Government and the power balance between Australia and China in the Pacific

Aug 1, 20194 min read

PNG’s new Marape Government and the power balance between Australia and China in the Pacific

Jul 31, 20193 min read

The Taiwan model – Why Taiwan provides inspiration for HK protestors and a headache for Beijing

The pressure-cooker politics of US-Iran relations and the economic consequences for the world

Jul 31, 20193 min read

The pressure-cooker politics of US-Iran relations and the economic consequences for the world

No time for neutrality: Australia must consider backing US sanctions on Iran

Jul 27, 20193 min read

No time for neutrality: Australia must consider backing US sanctions on Iran

Steering the European Union through populist waters

Jul 27, 20193 min read

Steering the European Union through populist waters

BP Statistical Review 2019 – it’s time to shift climate adaptation higher up the international agend

Jul 26, 20194 min read

BP Statistical Review 2019 – it’s time to shift climate adaptation higher up the international agend

What happened to the Asia-Africa Growth Corridor?

Jul 24, 20194 min read

What happened to the Asia-Africa Growth Corridor?

Asia’s 'World City' threatened as Beijing tightens its grip

Jul 15, 20193 min read

Asia’s 'World City' threatened as Beijing tightens its grip

Rings of Exploitation: Sex Trafficking Beyond Epstein

Jul 12, 20193 min read

Rings of Exploitation: Sex Trafficking Beyond Epstein

For Facebook, perception is reality

Jul 11, 20193 min read

For Facebook, perception is reality

On US-Iran relations, Europe finds itself between a rock and a hard place

Jul 9, 20194 min read

On US-Iran relations, Europe finds itself between a rock and a hard place

The paradox of energy security in the developing world

Jul 8, 20194 min read

The paradox of energy security in the developing world

The case for CANZUK British Foreign Policy Post-Brexit: How Australia Could Stand to Benefit.

Jul 8, 20194 min read

The case for CANZUK British Foreign Policy Post-Brexit: How Australia Could Stand to Benefit.

Bolstering civilian protection in Sudan

Jul 3, 20194 min read

Bolstering civilian protection in Sudan

Protestors stormed the legislative building in Hong Kong. What are they fighting for?

Jul 2, 20194 min read

Protestors stormed the legislative building in Hong Kong. What are they fighting for?

The Politics of Memory: Tiananmen’s 30th Anniversary

Jun 23, 20193 min read

The Politics of Memory: Tiananmen’s 30th Anniversary

Australia's four 'first order' relationships

Jun 20, 20194 min read

Australia's four 'first order' relationships

Resource disputes on the high seas

Jun 18, 20194 min read

Resource disputes on the high seas

Three reasons US tariffs on Mexico would not curb illegal immigration

Jun 17, 20194 min read

Three reasons US tariffs on Mexico would not curb illegal immigration

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