In the second on our Rethinking Foreign Policy series Kym Davey says Labor’s foreign policy platform is out of step with ...

The collapse of recent US–Iran talks highlights how flawed negotiation design – not just substance – can doom peace efforts ...

A renewed US oil embargo on Cuba is deepening hardship on the island, reflecting a long-standing pattern of intervention ...

Chinese researchers have developed a new gravity-based detector that could be used to find submarines and render the proposed ...

As US commitment to alliances wavers, Australia faces urgent questions about its security, independence, and place in a ...

Recent comments from Coalition Shadow Immigration Spokesperson Jonno Duniam expose inconsistencies in the party's immigration ...

Claims that rising inequality is driving populism overlook the evidence – stagnant wages and falling living standards are the ...

Australia and Malaysia have signalled support for a diplomatic path through escalating global tensions, backing Pope Leo’s ...

Public administrators in the United States are exploring how to reshape the civil service as a pillar of American democracy.

P&I today begins a major new series - rethinking Australia's foreign policy. The United States is becoming more erratic and ...

As warfare shifts decisively toward autonomous and distributed systems, Australia’s massive investment in nuclear submarines ...

Women are increasingly dominant across education and the workforce, but leadership, workplace structures and social attitudes ...