Sholto Byrnes

The more Palestinians suffer, the weaker Israel's case becomes for young people who don't remember its foundational traumas

Warming ties between Canberra and Beijing provides a rare instance of good news this month

America and its allies, it would appear, have total impunity from following the international 'rules-based order'

Aligned as the blocs are in many ways, together they could project a far stronger voice in the global conversation than they do on their own

Some pertinent and uncomfortable questions need to be asked amid this never-ending cycle of violence

While Israel has the support of US and its allies, Indonesia and Malaysia have long been on the Palestinian side

The world is, disturbingly, consuming a specific kind of disinformation. Let me explain

Countries held back by past superpower violence have little patience left for a faraway 'call to arms'

Sixty years after being 'put together', the country has fared well despite the challenges

Economic warfare between the world's two largest economies will lead somewhere neither want to go

His style of diplomacy benefited America and the world immensely. Yet it seems to have gone out of fashion

For most people the words 'nuclear contaminated' and 'perfectly safe' do not belong in the same sentence

Brics represents an important global shift and scepticism regarding the grouping is a category error

The Prime Minister's struggle to win the traditional Malay vote threatens to undermine his unity government

Defence Minister Guido Crosetto used strong language about a loose association that aims to boost trade and build much-needed infrastructure