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International John Fitzgerald 19 January 2017 Donald Trump undermines the global rules-based order at America’s own peril, and Australia risks being caught in the backwash
International Michael Leach 12 January 2017 This week’s joint announcement has cleared the way for progress on Australia’s maritime boundary with Timor-Leste International Lesley Russell 9 January 2017 As Republicans splinter and the real world intrudes, abolishing Obamacare is looking more difficult by the day International Matthew Ricketson 28 December 2016 Old-fashioned reporting finally undid the unattractive creator of Fox News International Rodney Tiffen 26 December 2016 It seemed like a good year for Rupert Murdoch, but will Donald Trump’s victory come back to haunt Fox News?
International Sara Currie 21 December 2016 What, no golf course? Marketing Timor-Leste as a tourist destination can be challenging
International Jon Fraenkel 13 December 2016 Elections across the Pacific this year largely defied the predictions of doomsayers International James Panichi 6 December 2016 Prime minister Matteo Renzi risked everything in his attempt to reduce the power of the Senate and cut back on layers of government International Jennifer Curtin 6 December 2016 With an election due in a year, the National government faces the challenge of life without leader John Key International Tim Colebatch 1 December 2016 In their different ways, the trajectories of François Fillon and Theresa May highlight the challenges facing Europe
International Andy Butfoy 28 November 2016 Has Donald Trump been handed a large, up-to-date arsenal?
International Julian Thomas 18 November 2016 Internet connections have surged in the region, but cost has re-emerged as a constraint for many users International John Quiggin 15 November 2016 Long-term Republican supporters again turned out to support the party’s candidate, and their inevitable disappointment will help open up the possibility of change International Tom Greenwell 15 November 2016 Votes across America to increase the minimum wage may point the way forward International Tim Colebatch 11 November 2016 With Republicans protecting the rich and Democrats failing to defend ordinary families, the time was ripe for an uprising
International Lesley Russell 9 November 2016 With the election of Donald Trump, the world has entered uncharted waters
International Rodney Tiffen 7 November 2016 Behind the cut and thrust of the campaign, the past ten elections provide clues to the vital signs International Lesley Russell 2 November 2016 Most Americans might want the presidential election campaign to be over, but the surprises continue International Tom Greenwell 28 October 2016 Behind the high-profile presidential race, Americans will be voting on hundreds of proposals to change the law on 8 November International Peter Brent 27 October 2016 Since he won the nomination, Donald Trump has relied on party loyalty rather than working-class defections
International Christine Horn & Raine Melissa Riman 19 October 2016 Affordable electronics are beginning to provide solar power to rural Malaysia where large-scale projects have failed
International Erika Feller 14 October 2016 A former senior UNHCR official reflects on the road ahead for the new secretary-general International Nic Maclellan 13 October 2016 France’s Pacific dependencies, New Caledonia and French Polynesia, have joined the Pacific Islands Forum as full members. Has French colonialism become entrenched in the… International Klaus Neumann 12 September 2016 The events of late summer 2015 revealed faultlines in German society that won’t quickly resolve themselves, writes Klaus Neumann. Meanwhile, Angela Merkel’s… International Lesley Russell 8 September 2016 What made Trump run? Lesley Russell looks at what the conspiracy theorists are saying
International Alan Keenan 1 September 2016 The United Nations has a rare opportunity to help secure a sustainable peace, writes Alan Keenan
International Kerry Brown 24 August 2016 If China won’t compromise over the South China Sea, it risks becoming damagingly isolated, writes Kerry Brown International Lesley Russell 19 August 2016 The Republican Party has been trumped by a candidate who doesn’t understand the American electorate, writes Lesley Russell International Greg Barton 18 July 2016 The attack in Nice reflects a shift in the dynamics of the Islamic State, writes Greg Barton. And the attempted coup in Turkey has complicated the task of responding effectively International Gabrielle Appleby 13 July 2016 Britain’s highest legal officer was under enormous pressure to give the legal okay for the war in Iraq, writes Gabrielle Appleby. Australia can learn from the fallout