Member Articles

This special report evaluates the current state of social media and the spread of disinformation in Asia by studying the phenomenon and its impact within the region, as well as the country's responses.

A global shift toward remote labor, education, and communication brought the digital divide to the fore. This article argues that we need a new approach to digital governance in order to bridge the gap.

Canberra should facilitate and deepen cross-regional linkages between Southeast Asia and the Pacific. This will help to diversify the international relations of Pacific island nations and minimize the risk that they become overly dependent on China.

This explores the principal issues that arose in the discussions and events that marked the seventy-fifth anniversary of the UN, and examines what Israel can learn from them to improve its standing in the organization.

The COP26 climate summit is an opportunity for the UN and world governments to embrace climate justice and show solidarity to tackle both the climate crisis and the inequalities exposed by the pandemic.

A continuing gender disparity among experts and practitioners in the non-proliferation and disarmament field is problematic, especially considering that the inclusion of women has positive effects on the outcome of negotiations.

The South Sudanese peace process has been weakened by the neglect of critical issues relating to state boundaries and security arrangements. External actors are vital to both the continuation of the conflict and its possible resolution.

The communitarian instincts of governments in East Asia question the current dominant international perspectives in the field of human rights. The measured approach taken is likely to be closer to international norms in the years ahead.

This paper probes how BRICS countries, as increasingly powerful developing states, affect global political realities through their projected perceptions and argumentation.

This collection of essays reflect on the lasting impact that the COVID-19 outbreak will have on global cooperation, globalization, faith in public action and in science, social cohesion, and the trade-off between civil liberties and personal privacy.