Scott Morrison

A virtual leaders’ meeting didn’t make the top of global headlines, but it underscored the continued convergence between Tokyo and Canberra.

Australia reacts to a shifting regional environment.

A New Zealand consensus perhaps?

Some Pacific leaders support the proposal, while others have said it's way too soon.

New Delhi has been sending Beijing signals via its diplomatic interactions with the U.S., Taiwan, and Australia in recent weeks.

Australia and New Zealand have begun easing restrictions and are discussing the possibility of a “COVID-safe travel zone” between the two countries.

The Indian and Australian leaders are expected to “meet” virtually soon. There’s no shortage of important topics to cover, especially related to China.

Amid devastating bushfires earlier this year Morrison’s leadership was in question. His handling of COVID-19 may be his political resurrection.

PM Morrison has two options: confront the far-right elements within his government or forever be linked to Australia’s climate decline.

From climate change to international relations, Australia’s prime minister seems to value optics over substance.

After eight years of negotiations, Canberra and New Delhi have been unable to settle the details of a free trade agreement.