Grant Wyeth

After a new bill to protect French raises separatist jitters, Quebec nationalism gets everyone behind the flag.

As a pharmaceutical powerhouse, India finds it now holds the cards over Canada and what it sees as its irksome PM.

For all the focus on New Zealand’s and Taiwan’s successes, another fascinating island nation has kept the virus at bay.

Striking the right balance between backpackers and the seasonal workers is key to Canberra’s neighbourhood ambition.

Releasing Meng Wanzhou wouldn’t raise Canada’s standing with China. Worse, it would betray its closest partner.

Handing back a Hindu temple in Balochistan appears a deliberate contrast with fears over treatment of Muslims in India.

Canada has long looked across the Atlantic but the pull of the Pacific flank is growing stronger.

Competition for the world’s best and brightest will intensify as global population growth slows. Is Australia ready?

Indian democracy is a messy and highly complex affair, and serves as a bulwark against revolutionary changes.