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Recently praised for its deft statesmanship, Beijing has seemingly changed from pursuing 'smile diplomacy' to...
What are Tokyo and Beijing up to? That is what many analysts are asking after...
Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has just received the rare gift that all politicians...
The cover story on the August 21-27 edition of The Economist was entitled “Contest of...
You only go to war for important issues, and these issues have to be important...
The brutal earthquake in my hometown of Christchurch is a timely reminder of the raw...
Foreword On Tuesday 31 March 2026, the Centre for Independent Studies hosted a forum at...
Executive Summary Public debate about the ‘cost-of-living crisis’ often confuses nominal price increases with declining...
Foreword When the Book of Genesis speaks of enmity between the serpent and the descendants...
Executive Summary Australia faces persistent economic challenges. Productivity growth has slowed, business investment is uneven,...
Several years before his historic visit to China in 1972, Richard Nixon articulated what was...
Last week, the film Avatar overtook Titanic to become the highest grossing movie in history...
Dr John Lee is a foreign policy Research Fellow at The Centre for Independent Studies.
U.S. President Barack Obama has spent much of the last 12 months emphasizing the ‘mutual...
President Barack Obama, the world’s most powerful person, spent much of 2009 attempting to charm,...
Toward the end of World War II, the godfather of geopolitics, Nicholas Spykman, offered his...
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Recently praised for its deft statesmanship, Beijing has seemingly changed from pursuing 'smile diplomacy' to...