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Julie Bishop
The New Colombo Plan and Australia’s Asian Future
By Grant Wyeth
The program’s true success will come when wider Australia society begins to feel a greater affinity with Asia.
Liberal Bloodbath Repels Australian Voters
By Anthony Fensom
The ruling party is already paying the price for its party room coup this summer.
The Bishop-Ri Meeting: Another Missed Opportunity for Australia
By Tom Corben
'Nuclear tunnel vision’ strikes again as Australia misses another opportunity to refresh its North Korea policy.
Australia Orders Expulsion of 2 Russian Diplomats Over UK Nerve Agent Assassination Attempt
By Ankit Panda
Australia joins 18 other countries in retaliating against Russia.
US, Australia, Japan Jointly Challenge China on South China Sea Issue
By Charlotte Gao
The three countries jointly called for China and the Philippines to abide by last year's arbitral ruling.
Calling All Ambassadors: Australia Ponders a New Foreign Policy Path
By Grant Wyeth
Australia has called all of its current diplomatic heads of mission home to help craft a new foreign policy white paper.
Kevin Rudd Loses UN Bid Early
By Helen Clark
Australia’s PM Malcolm Turnbull has refused to endorse him.
Australia's Foreign Minister Gets Chilly Welcome in China
By Shannon Tiezzi
Julie Bishop is challenged on defense ties with Japan and the South China Sea during her visit to Beijing.
Kevin Rudd and the UN Secretary General Role
By Helen Clark
Could the former Australian prime minister take the top job at the United Nations?
Australia’s Unique Position in a Negotiated Political Resolution in Syria
By Edward Cavanough
Australia should have a role in a grand negotiated settlement.
Australia’s Human Rights Doublethink
By UNSW Human Rights Clinic
You can’t preach what you don’t practice. Unless you’re Australia and we’re talking human rights.
Malcolm Turnbull Defeats Tony Abbott in Leadership Spill
By Helen Clark
And another first-term prime minister is ousted in Australia.
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