Five years after taking Kabul, the Taliban have proved more capable of governing than almost anyone predicted. The trouble is that the state they are strengthening is drawing down the [...] ...
As Iran is increasingly viewed through the lens of war, nuclear tensions, and geopolitical rivalry, the Japanese anime ...
Australia has built a substantial diplomatic network across the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), but one of ...
As the United States tightens restrictions on foreign students, international education is becoming an increasingly important ...
International AI governance is entering a new phase as geopolitical competition shifts attention from regulating AI systems ...
Türkiye’s decision to join the US-led Artemis Accords comes just as its first home-grown lunar spacecraft enters testing. Rather than signalling a geopolitical realignment, the move fits Ankara’s ...
Richard de Grijs is Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Macquarie University and former Executive Director of the International Space Science Institute–Beijing. He is a frequent media commentator on ...
International security has never suffered from a shortage of expertise. What it often struggles with is perspective. At a ...
As Canada seeks to diversify its economic partnerships beyond the United States, its relationship with India is entering a ...
This week in Australian Foreign Affairs, the commemoration of the 25th anniversary of September 11, the Defence Minister’s ...
U.S. semiconductor export controls increasingly depend on cooperation with allies that control critical technologies but do ...
Indonesia’s plan to deepen defence cooperation with China could fast-track its aspirations to modernised its defence ...
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