David Wroe is the defence and national security correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based at Parliament House
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un will not "willingly giving up his nuclear program" without a significant intervention from the rogue regime's powerful ally China.
Turnbull government warned that containing the effects of climate change must form a central pillar of Australia's new foreign policy.
RSL members will be forced to vote for a new state leadership without knowing the outcome of an investigation into recent financial scandals that have left some of the leadership candidates under a cloud.
The Turnbull government has ramped up pressure on Russia to stop further war crimes by the Assad regime in Syria.
The PM has carefully sidestepped questions about what action Australia might take against the regime.
If the situation escalates, Australia would be hard pressed to avoid getting involved.
Federal government says terrorists could target Anzac Day commemorations in Turkey.
Meet woman who de-radicalised nearly 200 potential terrorists.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is expected to announce help to develop Afghanistan's mining and agriculture sectors after meeting with the beleaguered country's leader in Canberra on Monday.
In her strongest remarks yet on Donald Trump, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said the US President is "driving an economic nationalist agenda", indicating his policies are considered an economic threat to Australia.
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