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Securing Australia’s fuel supplies in a major conflict

Why gas-to-liquids plants could keep Australia running when imports stop.

  
The US has finally paid its WTO fees. Now what?

Proposed US reforms to the World Trade Organization’s rules are designed to support the Trump…

  
Maduro and murky legality of "irregular" extradition

Does bringing a defendant before a court by irregular means bar prosecution?

Delivering Green Dividends: Linking Cash Transfers with Climate-Smart Skills

Initiatives that combine income support with targeted green skills training can help workers…

  
Maritime boardings and international law: The Venezuela context

Many recent US boardings of vessels linked to Venezuela are legal under UNCLOS.

  
Australia’s suddenly emerging Greenland dilemma

Denmark has been a steadfast US ally. That this appears to count for so little in Washington…

  
Is the development of AI really a "race"?

It depends on whether you think the US and China are in an existential struggle.

  
China grows its air-to-air refueling capacity with an eye to Taiwan

Exploring an under-appreciated aspect of China's military modernisation.

  
When the strong act, the rules bend: Venezuela and world order

The strike on Venezuela has sparked debate about sovereignty and legality. But the episode…

  
EU court sets back Denmark's "ghetto laws"

Denmark may have to reassess its controversial laws after a December European Court of Justice…

  
Beijing’s view of China–India relations

A visit to Beijing reveals faultlines in the China-India relationship, and a few stereotypes.…

  
China vs America: Dan Wang and his sceptics

The critical reception to "Breakneck" and what it reveals about America and China.