Foreign policy didn’t feature heavily in the campaign, but Labor’s pre-election budget plan offers clues to the government’s priorities.

The direct consequences of steel and aluminium restrictions are small – but the big picture cost to Australia lies in damage to the global economy.

Last-minute extension stretches deadline for national climate plans to later this year, raising hopes for stronger pledges

Despite an early lead in EV and battery supply chains, Indonesia must opt for a more sustainable and open growth model to remain competitive.

Starmer’s announcement is another demonstration of a narrowing perception of global security.

Donald Trump alone can’t decide its future.

Australia’s interests won’t be served by letting vital multilateral anchors of the “rules-based order” wither, decay and collapse.

Beijing's pragmatism and flexibility are often favored over Western ideals

The International Court of Justice has been asked to clarify responsibility for meaningful efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Without coordination with allies like Australia, Washington may fall further behind

Judging by track records, there's a bumpy road ahead for aid, health and climate funding.

The Presidency of Azerbaijan lived up to expectations of weak leadership.

The Pacific Aid Map is an interactive database tracking aid and development finance flows to Pacific