Kevin Rudd says there’s no way Novak Djokovic could have arrived in Australia without the Australian federal government granting him a visa, and that is the bottom line problem.

It is politically naïve to expect any substantive media reform to occur without the driving force of a royal commission.

Kevin Rudd says the PM disabling comments and certain engagement features on his account is hypocritical and goes against "the essential democratic nature of the platform".

The Financial Review’s denial of the Murdoch monopoly flies in the face of both economic evidence and the lived experience of millions.

The Morrison government’s spending indiscipline is grossly irresponsible and budget repair needs to start now.

Jerry Brown interviews Kevin Rudd, President and CEO of the Asia Society Policy Institute and the 26th Prime Minister of Australia.

The campaign tackling Rupert Murdoch's abuses of media power is brave and necessary, and it has only just begun.

Kevin Rudd spoke to Patricia Karvelas on ABC News to back-in the majority report to the Australian Senate, including Green and Labor senators, for a judicial inquiry with the powers of a royal commission into media diversity, ownership and regulation.

 Rupert Murdoch’s stranglehold on Australian news media is having a poisonous effect on our democracy and should be confronted by an independent judicial inquiry with the powers of a royal commission, the Senate’s Media Diversity Inquiry has confirmed.

The Chinese "had the internal shock of their life" during the early stages of the outbreak. And rumblings over Xi Jinping's initial response have created a "deep pathology" in his mind about taking any risks at all with the virus.

A statement on the induction of the National Apology to Indigenous Australians into the Sounds of Australia collection by the National Film and Sound Archive.

On Australia’s pandemic response, the China threat to Taiwan, Iran deal and the state of Iranian nuclear bomb, AUKUS and the French Submarine saga, the Abraham accords.

Asia Society global president Kevin Rudd speaks at the 2021 Europa Forum Lucerne.

What drives the interest of the West in the Indo-Pacific? Nobuo Kishi and Kevin Rudd present two perspectives from the region.

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.