Australian foreign policy is traditionally hitched to the US – but the rise of China requires a middle path for a middle power

Few nation-states have been shaped by their underlying physical geography and location in the world quite as much as Australia.
The United States has put Australia back in its place … again
Michael Pascoe

The United States has put Australia back in its place … again

Will Port Adelaide, Fremantle or Port Kembla be the Australian Chernobyl?
Douglas McCarty

Will Port Adelaide, Fremantle or Port Kembla be the Australian Chernobyl?

Robo Debt shows we need an Independent Inquiry into AUKUS
Margaret Reynolds

Robo Debt shows we need an Independent Inquiry into AUKUS

AUKUS, Assange, and the “seething pathologies” of the American Security State
Bob Carr,  Phillip Adams

AUKUS, Assange, and the “seething pathologies” of the American Security State

We are being groomed for war with China
Mary Kostakidis

We are being groomed for war with China

Anthony Albanese on China - What next? The Taiwan conflict
Percy Allan (dec'd)

Anthony Albanese on China - What next? The Taiwan conflict

Mike Gilligan: AUKUS and submarines - a slippery slope
P&I Guest Writers

Mike Gilligan: AUKUS and submarines - a slippery slope

Lest we forget: Lessons for AUKUS from the Anglo-German naval race
Douglas Newton

Lest we forget: Lessons for AUKUS from the Anglo-German naval race

AUKUS ruffles Australia-France-South-East Asia relations
Mark J. Valencia

AUKUS ruffles Australia-France-South-East Asia relations