In this excerpt from his Quarterly Essay, Michael Wesley argues Australia has misread a changing world – clinging to old ...
Electricity prices are set to fall across Australia’s main grid, with the regulator pointing to increased renewable energy ...
As the United States shifts from stabiliser to disruptor, regional institutions in the Asia Pacific are becoming more central ...
From Howard to Abbott, senior Coalition figures have repeatedly dismissed climate science – favouring belief over evidence and weakening public debate.
From military bases to diplomacy and defence manufacturing, Australia’s long-standing ties are drawing it further into the US–Israel war on Iran.
An interview with Israeli academic and activist Idan Landau, who says “as long as the US and Europe continue to insulate Israel from the moral consequences of its policies,” things are likely to go ...
The presidential oath is a binding constitutional obligation – but Trump's actions raise fundamental questions about what happens when that obligation is ignored.
Australia and the Rise of Asia and Mind of the Nation: Universities in Australian Life. He is Professor of Politics and Deputy Vice Chancellor (Global, Culture and Engagement) at the University of ...
David Solomon’s 'Footnotes' reveals the stories behind Australian politics and journalism – including the moments that never ...
In a time of war, five expert-recommended books offer deeper insight into Iran’s history, politics and people – beyond ...
From Trump to Putin, the narratives leaders tell themselves shape global conflict – and the war in Iran shows the ...
Human demand is pushing ecosystems beyond safe limits – while weak policy, unrealistic emissions targets and the silencing of dissenting voices make the crisis harder to confront.
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