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Afghanistan: What Went Wrong? 
Aid workers saving lives in the face of danger: World Humanitarian Day 
First Person: Helping Afghan women to heal 
U.N. Chief Heads to Odesa, Facing Limits of Influence Over War in Ukraine 
Of Aristotle, Orwell, and the Young Heirs 
Israel urged to allow humanitarians to continue working in Palestine 
Australia’s Answer to Indo-Pacific Power Rivalries Should be Effective Climate Change Mitigation 
Odesa Is Defiant. It’s Also Putin’s Ultimate Target in Ukraine. 
The Hong Kong Experiment: A Post-Mortem Analysis 
‘I Have Nothing Left’: Flooding Adds to Afghanistan’s Crises 
19 August 2022: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs 
What We’ve Been Reading 
U.S. Ship Sunk by Germans in 1917 Is Found Off English Coast 
Europe’s Scorching Summer Puts Unexpected Strain on Energy Supply 
Is Dependency Theory Relevant in the Twenty-First Century? 
Myanmar’s Kangaroo Courts Hand Aung San Suu Kyi Another Six-Year Term While Sean Turnell Pleads Not Guilty 
The upside of Pelosi’s unwise Taiwan visit: What Washington can learn From Beijing’s overreaction 
Al-Qaida lost its leader, but are Americans any safer? 
City diplomacy in the fight against climate emergency 
Interview – Mark Hurst 
Review – Mexico Matters 
Opinion – The West’s Mental Lockdown over Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine 
Pakistan: 75 Years of Independence — At Best a Mixed Report Card 
Book Review: There Is Nothing for You Here: Finding Opportunity in the Twenty-First Century 
Can the Consequences of the Shatt al-Arab Waterway Dispute be Resolved 35 Years Later? 
Opinion – As a NATO Member Finland Will Be a Security Provider 
Career Spotlight: Georgie Harrowell, Commercial Specialist, US Department of Commerce 
North Korean Sanctions Evasion 
Food Systems as Survival and Culture: The Importance of Preserving Vancouver Chinatown’s Grocers and Restaurants 
Australian Cyber Diplomacy: An Opportunity 
The Case for Cautious Optimism in Ukraine 
Russia's Withdrawal from the ISS, Another Sign of Its Space Decline? 
The ‘B’ in BDS – Arguing in Favour of Cultural Boycotts 
Learning from Drug Crises in Vancouver and the Philippines 
Hypothetical Scenarios of U.S.-China Conflict 
The foreign policies of the Sinaloa Cartel and CJNG – Part II: The Asia-Pacific 
Behind the facade of China’s cyber super-regulator 
Why Japan, of All Countries, is Adopting a Four-Day Work Week 
Implications for Taiwan of the divergence in narratives on China’s future 
COVID-19 Lockdowns Continue to Hit China’s Economy Hard 
Greenwashed Imperialism: How Global Wars are Fueling Climate Change and Why Green Military Technology Will Not Solve it 
China's Gambit in the Pacific 
EIA Summer 2022 Issue–Out Now! 
The Meaning of Terrorism 
Sharing Responsibility: The History and Future of Protection from Atrocities 
Summer 2022 (36.2) 
STUDENT OPINION: Escalating International Tension: No more double-dipping for transnational corporations in China