In Australia, private industry has not played a big role in defense before -- that looks set to change.

New realities are shaping Pacific Island states’ relationships with China, Russia, Australia, and the United States.

Immigration chief heads to the United States to ensure a resettlement deal holds under Donald Trump.

Elections in the two countries could determine their future interactions with ASEAN neighbors.

The new Antarctic marine protected area sets an unfortunate precedent.

The UN no longer considers West Papua to be "colonized," leaving activists hard pressed to find solutions.

Based on Australia's Defense White Paper, the two countries can deepen strategic security cooperation.

As the U.S. military plans to nearly double its presence on Guam, indigenous people say "no more."

The final outcome is uncertain, but either way the result looks likely to be disappointing for PM Malcolm Turnbull.

El Niño brought drought and warmer waters to a Micronesian nation already facing a slew of environmental threats.

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is far from the transformational figure he hoped to be.

Is Canberra ‘toeing the line’ with the United States on East Asia’s maritime disputes?

Despite initial warnings of "consequences," Australia and Indonesia have been quietly improving their ties.

The end of the Compact of Free Association with the Federated States of Micronesia would have serious repercussions.

The leaders of Australia and New Zealand are enjoying a political bromance.

The country’s brutal policies are leaving it increasingly isolated.