Kevin Rudd spoke to the BBC’s Sarah Montague to analyse the ongoing war in Ukraine and the prospects for peace.

Since leaving office, former Prime Ministers Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull have definitely and determinedly not gone gentle into the good night, instead becoming trenchant critics of the incumbent Prime Minister and his Government, and the type of politics they practise. Focussing particularly on the pernicious power of Murdoch and the urgency of action on climate change, this unlikely duo remain important and unapologetic voices in our increasingly polarised political debate.

Former Prime Minister and China expert Kevin Rudd joins us with insights on how China is reacting to Putin's aggressive invasion of Ukraine, which has galvanised the world against Russia.

Has it given China pause for thought about its own territorial intentions?

The “loose” analysis that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a harbinger of an impending Chinese military action against Taiwan is “fanciful.”

An expert panel discusses Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its implications for Asia and the world. Participants included Kevin Rudd, Ambassador Bilahari Kausikan, and C. Raja Mohan.

The degree of Chinese support Russia receives is likely to prove a crucial factor in how well it can weather the long-term consequences, says Kevin Rudd

All eyes are on Ukraine, but there is a broader geopolitical challenge to the international order now coalescing between Moscow and Beijing.

If The Canberra Times had checked Perrett's assertions, it would know the Liberals have in fact been the weaker party on these matters at practically every stage over the last two decades.

Former prime minister Kevin Rudd lashed the Coalition at a press conference this morning.

The Morrison government ramps up pre-election bid to wedge Labor on national security issues as Kevin Rudd condemns ‘rancid lies’ on China.

Fourteen years after the national Apology for the forced removal of children from First Nations families, John Howard’s rejection of it looms large within the Liberal Party.

I don’t intend to stand idly by while Peter Dutton smears the party of which I’ve been parliamentary leader, prime minister, and could form the next government of Australia as being somehow soft on China.

As we approach the 14th anniversary of the national apology, reporter Rangi Hirini sits down with former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd who reflects on the historic moment.

Kevin Rudd and former US National Security Advisor Stephen J. Hadley join The New Yorker’s Susan Glasser to discuss the strategic implications of this new era of China-Russia relations in partnership with the Atlantic Council.

Kevin Rudd joined Labor candidate Jason Yat-Sen Li in the lead up to the Strathfield by-election in Burwood, NSW.

The world should get ready for a further significant deepening of the China-Russia security and economic relationship, Kevin Rudd says.

Kevin Rudd has launched a stinging attack on a potential high-profile Labor candidate for previously resigning from the party on at least two occasions and his public criticism of several leading women, suggesting ALP members could not rely on him to remain loyal when things turn bad.

For the first time, we are starting to see what a united China-Russia bloc on the world stage looks like. Under Xi and Putin, the links between the two countries have become increasingly seamless.

It is "the first time since the Sino-Soviet split that China's taken a definitive position on European security to support Russia on something as fundamental as NATO", Rudd says.

Kevin Rudd, president of the Asia Society and former Australian prime minister, called Beijing’s backing of Moscow over NATO expansion “highly significant.”