After the unravelling: Confronting the new world order
The post–Cold War international order hasn't collapsed from a single shock. It's been deliberately unwound. Thomas Wright, a former Se...
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A multilateral green trade pact?
International trade has faced multiple shocks in recent years, making the need to reform the architecture of global trade more urgent than e...
The decline of the West: Samir Puri on “Westlessness” and the new global order
Samir Puri, former UK diplomat and author of Westlessness: The Great Global Rebalancing , joins Transnational Challenges Program Director Ly...
Cartel Paradise: Unpacking the Pacific’s drug superhighway
Australia's appetite for methamphetamine and cocaine is reshaping Pacific communities, turning island nations into key transit points on a g...
Strait of Hormuz crisis: Iran, shipping, and Australia's strategy
When Iran deterred shipping from the Strait of Hormuz following Operation Epic Fury, it sent shockwaves through global energy markets and ex...
Globalisation always wins: Parag Khanna on the emerging world order, Iran, and Asia's multipolar future
Geopolitical strategist Parag Khanna joins the Lowy Institute's Sam Roggeveen to make sense of a world in flux. In a wide-ranging conversati...
British MP Darren Jones on Labour, Brexit and the United Kingdom's place in the world
British Cabinet Minister the Rt Hon Darren Jones MP joins the Lowy Institute's Executive Director Dr Michael Fullilove AM for a wide-ranging...
Decoding ‘America First’: The origins of Trump’s foreign policy
Stephen Biegun, former US Deputy Secretary of State and Trump administration chief North Korea negotiator, joins the Lowy Institute's Intern...
The ungoverned sky: Drones and the domestic extremist threat
Drone technology is now more accessible than ever. What was once the exclusive domain of state actors now falls within reach of nearly anyon...
Tariffs, Trump and the Indo-Pacific: Reading Washington’s signals
In this Lowy Institute event held in Melbourne, former US Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun offers his candid assessment of how the T...
The Trump Strategy: Stephen Biegun's 2026 Owen Harries Lecture
What is the strategy driving Donald Trump's assertive use of American power? In the 2026 Owen Harries Lecture, former US Deputy Secretary of...
Australia's Southeast Asia blind spot with Michael Wesley
Australia's cultural and strategic ties lie in the Western world and its economic links are overwhelmingly in North Asia. So what is Southea...
One more in a series of shocks: What the Iran conflict reveals about modern geoeconomics
Lowy Institute Lead Economist Roland Rajah and Nonresident Fellow Jenny Gordon discuss the economic implications of the expanding conflict i...
Women, security, power and policy
To mark International Women's Day, Lowy Institute fellows Susannah Patton and Serena Sasingian speak with Lydia Khalil in a wide-ranging dis...
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on sovereignty, middle powers, and dealing with Trump
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited the Lowy Institute in Sydney for a special event on Wednesday 4 March 2026. Speaking at a moment...
Ely Ratner: The China challenge — Has America lost its way?
What went wrong with America's China strategy — and can it be fixed? In this Lowy Institute event, former US Assistant Secretary of De...
2026: The year of rupture
After barely a month, the year 2026 is already setting a bewildering geo-political pace. A presidential snatch-and-grab raid in Venezuela, a...
The future of Australian aid
It has been just over a year since the Trump administration's dramatic cuts to America's foreign aid budget and the shuttering of USAID. Wit...
Senator Tim Ayres on the Australian Government’s National AI Plan
On 3 December, the Institute welcomed Senator Tim Ayres, Minister for Industry and Innovation and Minister for Science, to Bligh Street to l...
Carney's rupture: Rethinking the rules-based order
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a frank and impassioned speech at this year's World Economic Forum at Davos. He argued that in...