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Introduction Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in late February, People’s Republic of China (PRC) officials and state media have promoted and amplified key elements of Moscow’s narrative that the war has been provoked by the United States and its NATO allies in Europe. At several PRC foreign ministry press conferences this spring, spokespeople lent credence to Russian …

According to Solomon Islands Foreign Minister Colin Beck, criticism over the Chinese security deal is mistaken. Some sources say the US fueled the protests as it did not want China's foothold in the Pacific.

The public discussion of Chinese influence that propelled foreign interference legislation through parliament placed Chinese-Australians in public life under a microscope.

On 24 May 2022, the Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Zanda Kalniņa-Lukaševica, met with the delegation of the European Parliament’s …

While civil society from across the Three Seas region met in Riga to discuss their proposals, a grinding stalemate has been observed in Ukraine while Hungary continues to obstruct progress on a Russian oil ban.

Nancy Pelosi threatened to block a trade deal with Britain should it scrap the Northern Ireland Protocol of its Brexit deal with the EU.

Nancy Pelosi threatened to block a trade deal with Britain should it scrap the Northern Ireland Protocol of its Brexit deal with the EU.

The first person to be charged under Australia's ground-breaking foreign interference laws is in court defending allegations he ...

Jailed for a decade in Russia, the exiled oligarch explains how Vladimir Putin consolidated his power and why the West still fails to understand him.

Washington should use the upcoming Special Summit to take a firm stand against the rising digital authoritarianism in Southeast Asian nations.