As a middle power, with a range of assets and resources, Australia is not powerless in the face of change.

Canberra’s new migration rules aim to project control – but the price is being paid by universities and Australia’s ties with Indonesia.

Near-total food waste recycling took South Korea decades of bans, fines and public education – not good intentions alone.

Pop star donations and state aid work together to give Seoul a durable bond with Nepal.

A record field of women is vying to be the next Secretary-General, testing whether the UN practises what it preaches.

The Israeli government announced the closure of the British consulate in Jerusalem and the expulsion of diplomats stationed at the International Support Center for Gaza.

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By giving the deposed Bangladeshi PM a platform to lash out at the present regime from Indian soil, India has signaled that it still stands with its old friend.

Recent U.N. discussions add a new forum on global governance and international norms on military uses of A.I.

I’ve spent a decade reporting on immigration enforcement. The word ‘camp’ best captures the political function of these facilities

Canberra’s web of regional security deals shows how South Korea could diversify beyond Washington within an alliance framework.

A surge in defence spending is reshaping the region – Australia's peacebuilding agenda deserves the same ambition.

After angry students forced the education minister to resign, Prime Minister Modi’s aura of invincibility has been dented.

Judges find in Faruqi’s favour after One Nation leader launched an appeal against judgement she had breached Racial Discrimination Act

Amnesty International says Albanese has opportunity to ‘reaffirm mutual commitment’ to rule of law as thousands in diaspora expected at stadium event

In 2015, Bangladesh allotted land to India for the development of an SEZ at Mongla port. India failed to start work on that project. Dhaka handed it to China.

As the nation’s Muslim population grows, local opposition to burial sites and mosques is turning into a political fault line.

The Lowy Institute's latest poll shows Australia's trust in the US has fallen to a record low.

Melbourne has joined the Global Urban Data Centers Pact, to tackle the nexus between new technologies and climate change.

Elon Musk lost his trillionaire status on Tuesday after a brutal global tech rout erased billions from his wealth.

"They don’t even speak English a lot of them”

Drones are the centerpiece of the bilateral cooperation. The two countries are also discussing manufacture of military hardware in Bangladesh.

Here’s what the rest of the world can do about it.

The Korean government treated a BTS comeback concert as a national event. The response at home was more complicated than expected.

South Korea’s cultural appeal boosts its national brand but falls short in translating to concrete political influence, writes Cedarbough Saeji.

Analysts once doubted Ju Ae was the chosen heir. The evidence has shifted – but obstacles remain.

Bangladesh’s constitutional overhaul and India’s culture wars are reshaping a once-settled identity.

Both countries are navigating a geopolitical environment far more turbulent than the one that shaped their post-Cold War outlook.

Recent events show troubling signs that Islamophobia has become normalised, tolerated in ways other forms of racism are not.