It wasn’t just bad for Britain, says Australia’s former prime minister – Brexit hurt the liberal democratic order as well.

Kevin Rudd, Asia Society Policy Institute and Asia Society president; and Andreas Berger, CEO of Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, kick off the discussion about COP26 and its implications for the Indo-Pacific.

It is clear that the Murdochs do not consider themselves accountable to the Australian Senate, nor to any other institution which they cannot control. You have begun to lift their veil, and they are scared of what a Royal Commission would further uncover.

Through new partnerships such as the Quad, new defense arrangements such as AUKUS and strengthened military ties to Japan, India and others, the U.S. is finally adding substance to its long-discussed pivot to Asia.

Former prime ministers Kevin Rudd and Tony Abbott jointly launch Greg Craven’s new book, ‘Shadow of the Cross: Catholic social teaching and Australian politics’, at an event hosted by the Archbishop Peter Comensoli.

The Bloomberg New Economy International Cancer Coalition is an ambitious new initiative with one major aim: to enhance collaboration between the world's two leading economies—China and the USA—in tackling a common enemy, the public health burden of cancer.

Kevin Rudd talks about China, Taiwan, Australia and AUKUS at the 2021 Bloomberg New Economy Forum

Kevin Rudd’s remarks to the 13th Annual South China Sea Conference convened by the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam.

As the COP26 in Glasgow draws to a close, the big question is - success or failure?

Kevin Rudd joins Christopher K. Johnson, president and CEO of the China Strategies Group, for a conversation about the just-concluded 6th plenum of the Chinese Communist Party.

Given the state of US-China relations, their statement on climate is a big development. There’s a long way to go, especially whether China can do more on methane and coal. But the two biggest emitters now have a framework for cooperation, something we’ve been working on at the Asia Society Policy Institute.

Under President Xi Jinping, China has shown a growing willingness to act outside the accepted geopolitical, economic and even diplomatic global framework and practices.

Optimiste. L’ancien Premier ministre australien est l’un des grands experts de la Chine contemporaine. Il appelle à se montrer ferme sans rompre avec Pékin.

There is great danger in the view that only serving politicians have a place in our public square

Cam Wilson and Sami Shah speak to former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on meeting Rupert, the need for a Murdoch Royal Commission & watching Succession.

Kevin Rudd joins to talk about COP26, Australian politics and Evergrande.

Kevin Rudd weighs in on how Australia can mend its relationship with France, following a blotched $90 billion submarine deal that sent the two countries into a major diplomatic rift.

Beijing’s policy options are threefold: bankrupting Evergrande to send a message to the rest of the sector; propping it up because it is simply “too big to fail”; or facilitating an orderly distribution of assets.

I have come to the conclusion that church and state can have different positions and practices on the question of same sex marriage. I believe the secular Australian state should be able to recognise same sex marriage.

From time to time in human history there occur events of a truly seismic significance, events that mark a turning point between one epoch and the next, when one orthodoxy is overthrown and another takes its place.