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Melbourne has joined the Global Urban Data Centers Pact, to tackle the nexus between new technologies and climate change.

Tonnes of fertilizer are being unloaded in Brisbane for Australian farmers. It’s not a one-off deal but the product of consistent fertilizing of the relationship between Canberra and Jakarta.

Risks and opportunities for foreign investors.

China’s dominant role in electric vehicle batteries owes much to local government policy.

Russia's assurance that it will maintain a long-term supply of oil and gas to Malaysia looks like a veiled effort to keep Putin's government stocked with U.S. dollars.

The 55-year-old civil society activist and dual Cambodian-U.S. citizen has been locked up on spurious charges since 2022. She is just one of many.

Abrogation of the ceasefires in Manipur may not be an option for the government as it could spark greater violence.

The Treasury Department has designated nine people and 26 ‌entities linked to Prince Holding Group, which it has described as a "transnational criminal organization."

Hyper-nationalistic rhetoric is complicating the resolution of the ongoing border dispute, but ending it is not an easy task.

The reprieve led to a brief rally on the Indonesian stock market, but the longer-term outlook is less certain.

Should one company—and one person—have this much power?

Trump urges defense manufacturers to speed up weapons production after the Iran war.

The president has taken unprecedented steps to end a policy of exclusion, but suspicions remain.

Like a struggling swimmer, he may take desperate measures to stay afloat.

With thousands of people missing, the death toll is expected to rise.

The best way for governments to save money is to stop wasting it on completely unnecessary weapons.

Policymakers’ approach to automation won’t work for AI.

In Colombia and elsewhere, winning was the easy part.

The Serbian government has agreed to return and bury in Belgrade the remains of Blagoje Jovovic, who claimed he shot and wounded Croatian World War II fascist leader Ante Pavelic in 1957 in Argentina.

Press freedom organisations condemn refusal to accredit dozens of Turkish journalists for alliance summit, saying unexplained decision restricts media freedom and the public’s right to information.

Counter-disinformation should become a bilateral Australia–Japan priority, an explainer published today by ASPI and Japan Nexus Intelligence argues. Mission leads should be appointed in Australia’s Office of National Intelligence and Japan’s newly established National Intelligenc…

The adaptive, risk-reducing process known as spiral development will increasingly feature in Australian military acquisition, Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy told the ASPI Defence Conference on Thursday. A rapid, ongoing project for counter-drone capability was ...

AUKUS Pillar One will keep Australia in a shrinking group of countries operating submarines in coming decades, Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles told the ASPI Defence Conference on Thursday. Submarines would become harder to operate, ...

Australians received two security assessments on separate days this week but need to see them as directly related. The first was a rare joint statement from the Five Eyes cybersecurity agency heads on digital threats ...

Su Mon from ACLED talks about the military's mounting atrocities, and the Arakan Army's recent abuses against the Rohingya.