What Australia could learn from SE Asia about managing China
Successive Australian governments have reacted with alarm at China’s influence-building activities in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. They have passed foreign interference laws, ti...
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Successive Australian governments have reacted with alarm at China’s influence-building activities in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. They have passed foreign interference laws, ti...
Australia is being exploited by an ally that could draw it, however unwillingly, into war with China, experts warnGet our new political email, free app or daily news podcast“Physic...
Governments such as Australia’s need to recognize that defending civil society and a free press throughout the region and beyond are not luxuries but central to a democratic resurg...
As a middle power, with a range of assets and resources, Australia is not powerless in the face of change.
Australia has formally launched its diplomatic campaign for a non‑permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the 2029‑30 term, with Prime Minister Anthony Alb...
The significance of the 2+2 is the growing web of cooperation between Canberra and Jakarta.
Australia is set to preside over the negotiations at the upcoming COP31 climate conference in Türkiye, but its support for regional partners will need to be sustained.
A grass-roots group associated with Australia’s ruling Labor Party has called on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government to break from “the American war machine” and pursue an...
China’s growing power is reshaping the region. Australia should respond with diplomacy and stronger economic ties rather than a military confrontation it cannot hope to win.
Follow live updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe prime minister has been asked if Australia has any plans to join the EU, after the Canadian prime...
Australia and Finland are vying for a spot on the council, and the PM needs two thirds of member states to back himFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our bre...
Australia is increasingly concerned about China's military might - but Beijing is also its biggest trade partner.
Analysis - The Palau Islands Forum summit reminds us how Australia's often markedly different priorities sometimes leave it out of sync with Pacific Island countries.
If Australia is successful in returning to the council in 2029, it will be under significantly different circumstances than when it last held a seat.
Comment: NZ finally has a debat...
Pressure follows revelations US military and weapons manufacturers control or have access to more than 100 bases across Australian continentWhy can the US access so many Australian...
Trump wants more sales. Xi wants fewer constraints. What does Australia need from the Trump-Xi summit?
Over the past month, the Labor government, the Coalition and One Nation have all announced new migration policies. Although they differ in some respects they have one feature in co...
Australias accelerating military integration with the United States is drawing the nation deeper into preparations for a potential war with China, writes DrWilliam Briggs.AUSTRALIA...
Australias accelerating military integration with the United States is drawing the nation deeper into preparations for a potential war with China, writes DrWilliam Briggs.AUSTRALIA...
As Washington’s reliability wavers, Tokyo and Canberra are learning to depend on each other.
Labor, the Coalition and One Nation are all planning to reduce net overseas migration – but their plans may not be realistic or beneficial, experts sayGet our new political email,...
The climate talks were meant to showcase Australia’s leadership. With major world leaders skipping the event, Labor is left defending the $20 million cost.
The most surprising aspect of the Coalition’s policy is that in six pages of detail there is not a single mention of the labour marketUnder pressure to match One Nation’s most rece...
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