Tokyo’s new weapons export rules, the never-ending China-Japan rift, Thucydides Trap’s historical flaw, Global South’s ...

The NDIS overhaul is not just about costs and governance – it is a test of whether Labor still believes in the social ...

One Nation is up. One Nation is down. What the weekly polling movements are actually telling us and what they are not.

As part of the Foreign Policy Rethink series, Geoff Raby sets out how middle powers can navigate a world of competing orders ...

The Anzac tradition honours sacrifice, but the broader, global contribution to the war effort remains under-recognised in ...

All this and more is being addressed in our major Foreign Policy Rethink series – which continues this week with ...

A personal Anzac Day reflection on service, sacrifice and the enduring lesson that war should be remembered, not glorified.

Australia faces acute teacher shortages, yet thousands of qualified migrant teachers remain underemployed due to systemic ...

A renewed US oil embargo on Cuba is deepening hardship on the island, reflecting a long-standing pattern of intervention driven as much by ideology as strategy. On 16 April, P&I republished an article ...

As US commitment to alliances wavers, Australia faces urgent questions about its security, independence, and place in a rapidly shifting global order. Donald Trump is letting it be known that he is ...

Debates about debt and deficits overlook a central issue – large amounts of “spending” are hidden in tax concessions, ...

Australia’s reliance on imported fuel, declining reserves and road-heavy transport system have created vulnerabilities that ...