Euan serves as risk analyst on Australian foreign policy and international institutions. His work focuses on the role of international and multilateral organisations, human rights, and Australia’s political, diplomatic and developmental place in the Asia-Pacific region.
New party rules should ensure the next prime minister serves a full term for the first time since 2007.
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The Attack class may still be in service in sixty years, leaving Canberra with no room for error.
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Canberra’s mixed record on human rights has prompted international criticism and accusations of hypocrisy.
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The Pacific island could become the newest member of the international community.
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Without US economic power backing it, the WTO could become a toothless tiger.
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The ruling conservative government is likely to fall, bringing to office yet another prime minister.
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The public divide at APEC 2018 is unlikely to be bridged soon.
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Blocking the work of the dispute resolution body could cause considerable blowback for the US.
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The constant churn in leadership is preventing Australia from pursuing its foreign policy goals.
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A reversion to US unilateral could have significant consequences for the world’s institutional order.
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The annual discussions occurred amid renewed questions about US commitment to the Indo-Pacific.
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French President Macron called populism a disease — soon after populists took power in Rome.
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Australia’s deceptively low foreign aid budget boost will struggle to achieve Canberra’s goals.
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Australia-Russia relations have soured further after Canberra expelled Russian diplomats in response to the poisoning of ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.
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Australia and Timor-Leste’s agreement marking their maritime border may signal an uptick in relations.
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Schisms within the PIF are inhibiting coordinated responses to Pacific issues.
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The Secretary-General must balance between US demands for budget constraint and the UN’s needs.
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Despite confessing its offensive capabilities, Australia’s cyber strategy may struggle to win favour.
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Short-termism by Washington and Tel Aviv will likely have them rue their decision to leave UNESCO.
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In trying to escape Australia’s neocolonial attitudes, Pacific nations may become indebted to China.
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