International
29 October 2025
The US administration has intensified its efforts to turn back the sustainability tide
International
20 October 2025
The Nobel committee is working hard to encourage a broadening of economics
International
17 October 2025
Nothing in the American president’s record suggests he has any understanding of the complex, multifaceted effort needed to preserve peace
International
17 October 2025
The US president’s erratic approach to pharmaceutical pricing won’t do much to help Americans. But what about Australians?
International
17 October 2025
Can the gaps be filled in Donald Trump’s plan for the territory?
International
9 October 2025
Keir Starmer’s Labour government is struggling to position itself in a fragmented political landscape
International
7 October 2025
Have Rupert and Lachlan tied their own hands?
International
7 October 2025
Why have island nations been so prominent among supporters of Israel?
International
23 September 2025
A series of drone incursions into NATO countries has created a critical test for Europe
International
19 September 2025
The two-state solution will be mentioned many times at the UN next week, but it has become no more than a slogan
International
9 September 2025
Gore Vidal’s message for Americans: “We are Trump; he is us”
International
4 September 2025
The anti-government protests echo the anti-Suharto activism of the 1990s, but the differences are revealing
International
29 August 2025
Should Angela Merkel be remembered for her humanity or for a momentous blunder?
International
7 August 2025
Canadians are eyeing their southern neighbour with a mixture of wariness and irreverence
International
4 August 2025
Eighty years on, America is intensifying its military presence in the Pacific
International
1 August 2025
Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal has brought to a head the media mogul’s uneasy relationship with Donald Trump
International
25 July 2025
The erosion of American foreign policy capacity continues in Washington
International
22 July 2025
Xi Jinping’s refurbished economic policies combine the old and the new
International
16 July 2025
Donald Trump’s signature legislation will come back to bite the Republicans
International
5 July 2025
A UN conference discovers the absence of the United States can be an opportunity rather than a hindrance
International
3 July 2025
Britain has leapfrogged Australia with strong rules for proposed fossil fuel projects
International
29 June 2025
Keir Starmer is paying a heavy price for spending cuts that lacked a defensible rationale
International
4 June 2025
Like his erratic tariff decisions, Donald Trump’s attack on universities will damage America itself
International
28 May 2025
From Australia to New Caledonia, symbols of Indigenous sovereignty are proving divisive in both predictable and unpredictable ways
International
14 May 2025
The benefits of thawing relations between Ahmed al-Sharaa’s government and the West could be undone by Israeli interference
International
27 April 2025
America played a less destructive role than feared at last week’s spring meetings of the World Bank and the IMF
International
21 April 2025
Canada’s Liberals enter the final week of the election campaign with plenty of help from south of the border
International
11 April 2025
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump are responding to a similar problem in dramatically different ways
International
9 April 2025
A looming general election is highlighting the shortcomings of Singapore’s current generation of leaders
International
21 March 2025
The expulsion of social media’s “Yaya” has put a spotlight on the fine line between free speech and sedition in Taiwan