From a foreign policy perspective, 2025 was defined by successive shocks for Australia. The increasingly rancorous and ...

From election outcomes and visa hikes to reform milestones and sector soul-searching, these are the stories that sum up the ...

Min Aung Hlaing is desperate for his regime to be seen as legitimate, and he believes elections starting on December 28 are a ...

Jim Chalmers has started his second term as treasurer just like the first one ended: trying to frame the budget on his terms, ...

Canadian lawmaker Shuvaloy Majumdar has raised serious concerns over the situation in Bangladesh, stressing that the rule of law must be restored before any credible elections can be held. Speaking to ...

It's been a big year in South Australian politics, with both sides dealing with ups and downs as the clock to the state ...

The discussions centered on shared democratic values and the exchange of best practices in election management.

A one-time Adelaide mayoral candidate attempted to rig a 2022 council election not to win but to “save face” from a low vote ...

The return to Tonga’s monarchy and nobles reflects the shift to authoritarian forms of rule by governments around the world.

While Labor shovels billions into the Clean Energy Finance Corporation and the Australian Renewable Energy Agency, the ...

In an exclusive interview, Adrian Schrinner hits out at growing populism and divisiveness – including from his side of ...

The former treasurer’s anger is an indictment not only of present failures, but of our neglect of the Australian formula for ...