Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia will not set defence expenditure targets, but will rather focus on investing in the defence capability the country needs.

An advisory committee of historians helps ensure the record of America’s history remains unbiased, transparent and thorough. Trump just fired the entire panel.

Australia may be one of the biggest sellers of gas overseas but supplies of the fuel are running dangerously low in NSW, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.

The Albanese government has emerged as an unmitigated failure, if not outright disaster, in foreign affairs, defence and national security. It’s one of the worst governments we’ve had.

A record number of international students entered the country in September ahead of the proposed international student caps due to take effect in January.

The argument that New York courts lack subject matter jurisdiction to adjudicate books and records proceedings involving foreign entities is on the ropes, if not counted out.

Australian students are dropping out of university at record rates, with just 62 per cent completing a degree within six years. An Institute of Public Affairs analysis found that 25 per cent of ...

Speaking to Sky News on Wednesday night, Mr Downer took aim at Mr Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong's approach to international affairs as he discussed the threat of China. Mr Downer ...

New measures to fight the growing threat of foreign interference are being introduced as details emerge of recent plots by overseas agents to eliminate ethnic dissidents on Australian soil.

The severe punishment for the businessman, Yang Hengjun, was first revealed by the Australian government, and then confirmed by China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a daily briefing in Beijing.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: tribute to Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA, Albanese travels to UK, 13th Singapore-Australia Joint Ministerial Committee, and more. This column was created in 2020 by ...

The Australian Financial Review has bolstered its coverage of foreign affairs and announced promotions in defence and politics.