Episodes
What has Mahathir done in his first 100 days as Malaysia's Prime Minister (again)?
Published 08/30/18
Now that the dust has settled in Canberra we take stock of Malcolm Turnbull's life in politics.
Published 08/30/18
Like riding two horses at once, but what happens as they move further apart?
Published 08/16/18
Washington blames Donald Trump for dismantling US global leadership, but is he really the culprit?
Published 08/09/18
Huawei's Andy Purdy says banning Chinese companies from technology infrastructure projects is not risk mitigation
Published 08/09/18
The Return of History: Can Liberal Democracy Survive? Excerpts from Stan Grant's John Curtin Lecture
Published 08/02/18
The South Sudan civil war may be at an end with the signing of a final peace agreement this week
Published 08/02/18
A fortnight ago Trump was threatening Tehran, now he says he's open to meeting the Iranian president
Published 08/02/18
Can democracy survive in Pakistan in the face of military and judicial interference in this week's election?
Published 07/26/18
More than two years after the vote and eight months from the deadline, the government is in crisis over the split from the EU
Published 07/26/18
In a recent speech in Washington, the former PM warned that Australia can no longer rely on America.
Published 07/19/18
The meeting of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin has provoked shock and alarm in the US due to Trump's comments, but accusations of treason are baseless says Stephen Cohen.
Published 07/19/18
The former Prime Minister shares his thoughts on Brexit progress and the departure of two senior ministers
Published 07/12/18
The disruption of the media has coincided with more polarised societies and the commodification of political conflict.
Published 07/12/18
Bashar al Assad has all but won the Syrian civil war, does that mean the US has conceded defeat?
Published 07/12/18
In you're in the midst of mid-life, you may have noticed a dip in happiness and fulfillment. You could be in the trough of the 'happiness curve'
Published 07/05/18
Xi Jinping is China's strongest leader since Mao Tse-tung, what is his vision for the Middle Kingdom?
Published 07/05/18
Tom Switzer's tribute to political columnist Charles Krauthammer
Published 06/28/18
According to Peter Hendy, Australia will pay a high price for timidity around economic reform
Published 06/28/18
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has pledged to fight corruption and drug trafficking. Will he change Mexico or prove to be a false prophet?
Published 06/28/18
The intellectual father of Australian trade liberalisation on the current state of international trade
Published 06/21/18
An insider's account of Australia's view on the threat from the Soviet Union and Putin's Russia
Published 06/21/18
If Erdogan is going to win the Turkish elections, why are some calling it a watershed moment?
Published 06/14/18
The two leaders met in Singapore, but will anything come of it?
Published 06/14/18
The West has dominated international affairs for the last two centuries, but is that era coming to an end?
Published 06/07/18