It's election time again! France will go to the polls in May to elect a new President. The Republicans have voted for their candidate, Francois Fillon. So what happens next and is there any likelihood that the result will be as surprising as Brexit or Trump?

What does the Trump presidency mean for Australia and might it, in the end, turn out well for everyone?

The US election is over and the result might have been unexpected, so what happens next for America, Australia and the world?

The votes have been counted and we have a winner...how, why did he win?

Can you compare the invasions of Egypt during the Suez crisis 60 years ago and Iraq? And why is populism on the rise?

Will American conservatism survive Donald Trump and what's happening in Vietnam right now?

Why is our relationship with China ambiguous and sometimes confusing? And why did we did we veto conscription in the fist world war - twice?

Why world opinion supports Hilary Clinton in the American election and is the Philippines government pulling away from the US towards China?

With one month to go in what feels like the longest and most unpleasant US election campaign, can we call a winner and what is happening in Malaysia?

Does Australia need it's own Chilcot Report and why are we getting closer to India?