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What’s fuelling North Korea’s nukes?
North Korea’s latest nuclear test could signal a bigger and more robust arsenal, writes KALMAN A ROBERTSON.
Rising up
SUSAN HARRIS-RIMMER outlines why this Valentine's Day women and men around the globe are rising up for global gender justice.
In from the cold
International isolation of North Korea is only strengthening the regime’s power and punishing a population in need, writes EMMA CAMPBELL.
The whole Hedley
The practice of peace is what really drove one of the world’s best IR thinkers, Hedley Bull, writes IAN HALL.
History repeating
Escalating territorial tension in East Asia echoes Europe’s descent into world war, write JOHN BLAXLAND and RIKKI KERSTEN.
China could sink or swim with joint naval exercises
China has a chance to prove that it is a responsible global player by joining the world’s largest naval exercises.
Opportunity calls in the South Pacific
It's time Australia viewed the South Pacific as a place of opportunity rather than instability, says leading expert.
Resource boom could lead to conflict in Melanesia
Melanesia’s resource boom presents the region with both risks and opportunity, says leading expert.
Symposium boosts Pacific research expertise
Twenty-five of the Pacific's best young researchers to benefit from ANU workshop.
On the road: travel plans and politics in China
Xi Jinping’s tour of southern China signals a renewed self-confidence and growing rift with Jiang Zemin, writes WEN-TI SUNG.
