International Security

We’ve become very familiar with QR or ‘Quick Response’ codes throughout the COVID-19 pandemic: chances are you might have used one to check-in to your favourite cafe, workplace, or businesses.

Australia claims ownership of more than 42 per cent of the Antarctic continent, but this claim is recognised by just four sovereign states.

Australia’s response to the Spanish influenza of 1919 could assist the current Australian government with its response to COVID-19, according to UNSW Canberra historian Associate Professor David Lee. 

An international project focused on water governance in Southeast Asia is seeking to improve the lives of women in the Mekong Region.

The dominant response to the military coup in Myanmar on 1 February has been, ‘Here we go again.’ Media commentary has highlighted the strong simil

Trade with China has provided a significant boost to the Australian economy in several periods since the end of World War II.

The John Howard Prime Ministerial Library, hosted by UNSW Canberra at Old Parliament House, has released a collection of accessible, curriculum-aligned Civics and Citizenship resources for Australian students in years 9 and 10.

International undergraduates form an important contingent of the Class of 2020.

The results and the aftermath of the 2020 US election demonstrates just how polarised the country is.  

However, the Biden administration should mark a return to a traditional presidency.  

The results of the US election mark a new chapter for the country. But what does the Biden-Harris victory mean for the world?

UNSW has secured more than $9 million in the latest round of the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) Discovery Early Career Research Awards (DECRA).

The US is in the final moments of one of the most consequential elections in modern history, yet foreign interference remains a key threat to the democratic process.