Australia’s 40-year economic outlook rests on a productivity rebound that may never arrive. Without it, governments face ...

Delaying aged care, disability support and other public services may contain spending in one part of government, but the ...

A Trump–Xi agreement on trade would be welcome, but lasting stability will depend on what follows: reliable implementation, open crisis channels and practical cooperation on risks neither country can ...

I spent a day in Parliament House last week. It was the day Immigration Minister Tony Burke was to make his long-delayed speech to the National Press Club on migration, and that issue hung heavy in ...

Australia’s new election spending rules will cap the money flowing into campaigns. But the proposed limits may leave established parties with ample room to spend while making it harder for newcomers ...

Housing costs, falling living standards and distrust of politicians are driving deep frustration among voters. Yet immigration dominates the national debate, obscuring the economic pressures behind ...

Canada’s decision to acquire conventionally powered submarines raises a question for Australia’s AUKUS program. Could South Korea’s KSS-III offer a more affordable and timely alternative to the ...

Chinese electric vehicles have become the focus of a new security scare, but connected cars from every country carry ...

Influenza cases are rising as Australia moves into spring, following an unusually quiet start to the year. Here’s what is ...

Trump claims a new agreement gives the US permanent control over Greenland’s security, but Danish and international observers ...

Nong Hong, PhD, is executive director and senior fellow at the Institute for China-America Studies in Washington, US, and a senior fellow with the Beijing Club for International Dialogue.

Australia declined to join 12 countries backing action on trade with illegal West Bank settlements, citing concerns about ...