On 8 August the presidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia met in the White House. The agreement they signed is a step towards ...

As Xi Jinping tightens his grip on power amid economic headwinds and political uncertainty, questions of succession loom ...

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Pakistan’s suspension of the Simla Agreement has dismantled the legal and diplomatic constraints that once governed the Line of Control. The Indo-Pacific Cooperation Network, a program centred on a ...

BRICS’ expansion and evolving financial initiatives highlight its dual role as both a symbol of Global South solidarity and a ...

The Australian Institute of International Affairs Victoria (AIIA VIC), in partnership with the Melbourne Press Club, is ...

India’s democratic rituals remain lively, but the institutions supporting them are under growing pressure from centralised ...

The latest news about the likely German and British joint military project to develop the "Super-Taurus" missile system ...

On Friday, the world watched something extraordinary unfold on a windswept Alaskan tarmac. President Donald Trump clapped and ...

The ACT Branch of the Institute of International Affairs has announced its 2025 Annual Dinner, an evening set to combine ...

Jack Jarmon's Australian Outlook article "In Russia, the Chips are Down" cited in the Frankfurter Rundschau: A problematic legacy of outdated equipment and a lack of personnel hampered Russia's ...

The promise of a global plastics treaty has once again stalled, with negotiations ending without agreement or textual ...