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Paying the price for aid and diplomacy cuts
Cuts to Australian overseas aid are harsh, but the loss to our global reputation is priceless, writes SUSAN HARRIS RIMMER.
Aid cuts will cost Australia
Australia will pay a high price for cuts to overseas aid and our diplomatic corps, warns an ANU expert.
Last stand
Is this latest defeat the end of the road for Anwar Ibrahim, ask Hamish Mcdonald and James Giggacher.
Crossing the line
A Chinese incursion into Indian territory high in the Himalayas could shake up the region’s security order, writes Ian Hall.
Defence white paper brings a human touch
White paper's focus on humanitarian assistance and military diplomacy applauded by expert.
Piecemeal approach to defence
Australia’s latest defence white paper is an exercise in hope, reports Belinda Cranston.
Democracy in Malaysia and Indonesia
Media bias and money politics are undermining Malaysian democracy, writes Edward Aspinall.
Think north
It’s time to deploy our armed forces closer to home, writes Peter Dean.
Barisan back in 2013
Malaysia’s ruling coalition Barisan Nasional will return to power, but with a reduced majority, according to an expert from the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific.
A complicated picture
Malaysia's ruling coalition, Barisan Nasional, will be hard to beat in tonight's election, says ANU political scientist.
