With Chinese development finance flowing into the Pacific and Western aid in record retreat, Canberra can’t outspend Beijing.

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As maritime chokepoints grow more volatile, states are racing to redraw the global map of trade. Geopolitical competition is enhancing the role of Eurasia’s overland corridors, reviving ancient Silk ...

Tokyo’s plan to fund a Natuna port upgrade fits neatly into Prabowo’s push to modernise Indonesia’s strategic ports, but it ...

As Brazil votes, Washington’s revived Monroe Doctrine leans on coercion and transnational digital campaigning, exposing the limits of US influence and international law. Brazilians vote today in an ...

As China is deepening its influence across Latin America’s strategic mineral supply chains, Australia faces an increasing ...

Australia and India have built the architecture for green-hydrogen cooperation, but the next challenge is turning ambition ...

Australia’s new fuel reserve secures how much fuel the country has on hand. It does less to answer where the next cargo will ...

Three days of ceremony in Washington produced no grand bargain, but that was never the point. Beijing came for something ...

This week in Australian foreign affairs: the Australian Government signed onto various Joint Statements on the sidelines of ...

Brazilians will go to the polls in October this year. The Master Bank scandal, although entangling both sides of politics, could lead to the consolidation of Brazil’s far-right. Few presidential [...] ...

Australia and Japan have committed billions to critical minerals projects, but they are still assembling them deal by deal. A ...