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| 2015\10\16 | The Age | News: international | Let's act before el Nino ravages of the horn of Africa | More than 19 million Africans face hunger as droughts and floods loom | Nigella Hurney | help |
| 2015\10\15 | The Age | News: international | Turnbull warns Putin on MH17 | Dutch report confirms Russian missile brought down flight | Mark Kenny | help |
| 2015\10\15 | The Age | News: international | Dark side of a rising China's power | Republic of fear. What kind of life is it when you don't even dare to open your door? | Philip Wen | help |
| 2015\10\03 | The Age | Opinion: international | 'it was slaughter of helpless civilians' | In Indonesia's bloody october an estimated half million to one Million people labelled communist were massacred in what the cia described as one of the worst mass murders of the 20th century | Jewel Topsfield | help |
| 2015\10\01 | The Age | News: international | Corbyn to return values to politics | UK labour's address espousing a caring society | Steven Castle | help |
| 2015\09\29 | The Age | News: international | Obama adds heft to push for UNs 20-30 sustainable goals | Global development. Reducing inequality a key Target. | Nick O'Malley | help |
| 2015\09\27 | The Age | News: international | Obama, Xi reach understanding | US will continue to sail anywhere international law allows | Philip Wen | help |
| 2015\09\26 | The Age | News: international | Obama brings Putin in from the cold | Meeting agreed. Both sides seeking movement in positions on Syrian, Ukrainian conflicts | Peter Baker | help |
| 2015\09\24 | The Age | News: international | Scandal behind us cool prices | Multi-million dollar lobbying effort resulted in late night law. Government banned from negotiating the prices they pay | Nick O'Malley | help |
| 2015\09\16 | The Age | News: international | Syrians in political pass the parcel | Mass migration. European Union is deadlocked in talks on crisis | Nick Miller | help |
| 2015\09\15 | The Age | Opinion: international | Germany's turn to close the door | Refugee crisis. EU's commitment to open borders near breaking point | Anthony Faiola | help |
| 2015\09\14 | The Age | News: international | South Sudanese flow into Uganda | Despite a peace deal after 20 months of fighting refugees continue to flee | Stuart Rintoul | help |
| 2015\09\14 | The Age | News: international | 'jez we can' say Labour's newly faithful | UK politics. Jeremy Corbyn takes leadership | Nick Miller | help |
| 2015\09\13 | The Age | News: international | Tide of humanity flows over Europe | Razor wire fence now on Hungarian border with Serbia | Christina Than | help |
| 2015\09\13 | The Age | News: international | Scores of pilgrims killed in Mecca | Construction crane collapses over grand mosque | Ali Abdllaty | help |
| 2015\09\12 | The Age | News: international | Hungary sends army to Serbia border | Obama moves to take in 10000 but no relaxation in lengthy vetting process | David Sanger | help |
| 2015\09\11 | The Age | News: international | E u President wants Europe to take another 120000 refugees | Sean Claude Juncker said, in the state of the European Union address | Nick Miller | help |
| 2015\09\08 | The Age | News: international | Germany agrees $9.6 billion package to absorb surge in arrivals | Vienna insists border will remain open but peoples mugglers will be targeted | Michael Shields | help |
| 2015\09\07 | The Age | News: international | Austria Germany throw their borders wide open | Right wing Hungarian government finally eases it its hardline stance on refugee influx | Christina Than | help |
| 2015\09\04 | The Age | News: international | Powering shot felt around the world | A police officer carries boy off the beach near the Turkish resort of Bodrum | Rick Fenelly | help |
| 2015\09\04 | The Age | News: international | Europe in the dark as chaos descends | Immigration crisis. Horrors on beaches of Libya and Turkey as channel Rail Link disrupted. | John Paul Newman | help |
| 2015\08\29 | The Age | News: international | Why the US is number one in mass shootings | American exceptionalism dark side is proving deadly (desire for celebrity status) | Melissa Healy | help |
| 2015\08\29 | The Age | News: international | A deathly knock on doors of Europe | Karen Strohecker | help | |
| 2015\08\26 | The Age | News: international | Europe's top two demand United front | Refugee crisis. German leader condemns anti-immigrant hatred at shelter | Patrick Donahue | help |
| 2015\08\18 | The Age | News: international | Anger mounts (in China) over response | Taijin blast. Chemical pollution risk as rain forecast | Philip Wen | help |
| 2015\08\17 | The Age | News: international | Sodium cyanide at heart of disaster | Tianjin blasts. Count of dead rises to 112 | Philip Wen | help |
| 2015\08\12 | The Age | Opinion: international | Back from the brink but nuclear threat remains | It is well worth remembering that sounds of nuclear weapons still exist | Jonathan Holmes | help |
| 2015\08\09 | The Age | News: international | Don't Fear China's 'Great Wall of sand' | US Central Scott Swift. Stationary aircraft carrier | John Garnett | help |
| 2015\08\08 | The Age | News: international | US 'will not accept' restrictions in the South China Sea | Maritime dispute. Summit divided over strength of stance towards Beijing on island bases | help | |
| 2015\08\08 | The Age | News: international | Doubt over usefulness of egypt's 'gift to the world' | (new widened Suez Canal may not make much difference) | Aaron Cunningham | help |
| 2015\08\06 | The Age | News: international | PNG on Brink of fiscal crisis | Echoes of Greece. Bailout maybe solution | John Garnaut | help |
| 2015\08\02 | The Age | News: international | MH370 proof won't end mystery | Wreckage puts Reunion island at the centre of the world | Lindsay Murdoch | help |
| 2015\07\24 | The Age | News: international | Beijing accused of maritime misdeeds | Disputed waters. Tokyo publishers photos of 'regrettable' oil and gas platform construction | Philip Wen | help |
| 2015\07\19 | The Age | News: international | The unfathomable costs of China's Island building. | A coral Echo system is being destroyed but there are doubts about whether new islands will survive 10 metre waves | Eric Niiller | help |
| 2015\07\16 | The Age | News: international | Islamic State for climate change: what rich and poor countries fear the most | ( rich Islam; poor climate) | Tom Allard | help |
| 2015\07\16 | The Age | News: international | How diplomacy brought Iran in from the cold | After so much fighting a diplomatic outcome is a relief, but talk will now surely turn to whether this is deal with a Iran will lead to peace in our time | Rodger Shanahan | help |
| 2015\07\15 | The Age | News: international | Major powers strike historic deal | Nuclear talks: Iran agrees to limit program in return for lifting of sanctions | Ruth Pollard | help |
| 2015\07\13 | The Age | News: international | Plans for mega city of 100 million to ease strain on Beijing | (spreading to Tianjin) | Ian Johnson | help |
| 2015\07\13 | The Age | News: international | Chill hangs over China's economy | Share market down, throw down | Keith Bradsher | help |
| 2015\07\09 | The Age | News: international | Erdogan bid for more power thwarted at ballot box | Uncertainty ahead. Kurdish based party emerges as potential kingmaker | Birkin Gusses | help |
| 2015\07\04 | The Age | News: international | No offence meant. Sweden's feminist foreign policy | Swedish foreign minister margot wahlstrom defines gender equality as a peace and security issue | Liam Tung | help |
| 2015\07\03 | The Age | Opinion: international | Consensus on China comes crashing down | Treasury is banking on China's inexorable Rise but Abbotts most senior policy advisor warns the past two growth may not be so smooth | John Garnaut | help |
| 2015\06\27 | The Age | News: international | Obamacare's place in law cemented | Supreme court win. White house quick to celebrate Triumph after bitter partisan battle | Nick O'Malley | help |
| 2015\06\19 | The Age | News: international | Would 'grexit' be the make or break | Eurozone withdrawal. Economists are imagining is the outcomes (roger bootle) | Nick Miller | help |
| 2015\06\16 | The Age | News: international | Sudan's leader evades legal tug of war | Caught out in south Africa | Petta Pullwaytoo | help |
| 2015\05\28 | The Age | News: international | China puts weapons on its new artificial islands | Strategic contest over Asia | John Garnaut | help |
| 2015\05\14 | The Age | News: international | International criminal court could investigate Islamic State in libya | (no national jurisdiction to prosecute current crimes) | Michelle Nichols | help |
| 2015\05\09 | The Age | News: international | Indonesian plan to napalm timor | 2006 secrets revealed no Australian protest | Philip Dorling | help |
| 2015\04\20 | The Age | News: international | Iran to share intelligence with Australia | Also to work together on deradicalisation efforts | Daniel Flitton | help |
| 2015\04\19 | The Age | News: international | Denies killings were planned | Ceylan Yeginsu | help | |
| 2015\04\16 | The Age | Opinion: international | Turkey must set record straight over genocide | Australia should help push for a truth and reconciliation process technologies Turkeys ethnic cleansing in WWI | Paul Monk | help |
| 2015\04\10 | The Age | Opinion: international | Asia pivots towards US as China bears down | In the global game of power in asia, america is winning hands down - despite China's attempts to exploit us failings | John Garnaut | help |
| 2015\04\04 | The Age | News: international | A vibrantly religious planet: Muslims set pace for century | Religions. Demographics drive growth. (It is assumed that fertility of immigrant Muslims will fall) | Laurie Goodstein | help |
| 2015\03\31 | The Age | Opinion: international | China outsmarts us diplomacy on asia bank | Canberra's u turn on the asia bank shows our leaders accept a new era has dawned | Hugh White | help |
| 2015\03\14 | The Age | News: international | Israel's Arab voters on verge of poll upset | We need to vote to ensure less racism more rights and greater equality, says Arab building worker | Robert Tait | help |
| 2015\03\11 | The Age | News: international | 'refugee tsunami' jakarta threat | ('jakarta has been working hard to prevent asylum seekers attempting to travel to Australia in boats') | Jewel Topsfield | help |
| 2015\03\10 | The Age | News: international | Chechens face court over assassination | Nemtsov killing. Suspect admits to crime under questioning but masterminds unknown | Tom Parfitt | help |
| 2015\03\08 | The Age | News: international | Call centres caste popular film under the dome of silence | Film on pollution was first popularized then banned in China | Edward Wong | help |
| 2015\03\05 | The Age | News: international | Leaders row has toxic effect on ties | Nuclear fallout. Debate over Iran pushes bipartisan support or Israel into uncharted waters | Nick O'Malley | help |
| 2015\03\05 | The Age | News: international | Hopes of democracy buried with slain putin critic nemtsov | Funeral held for boris nemtsov | Helen Womack | help |
| 2015\03\02 | The Age | News: international | Murder leaves russians reeling | Shooting death. Investigation and away amidst speculation. (boris nemtsov) | Timothy Heritage | help |
| 2015\03\02 | The Age | News: international | Former spy remains under investigation | 'witness k' timor bugging affair (despite ICJ order for Australia to stop proceedings) | Philip Dorling | help |
| 2015\02\25 | The Age | News: international | UN panel urges use of drones for peacekeeping missions | China and russia have previously expressed reservations | Louis Charbonneau | help |
| 2015\02\22 | The Age | Opinion: international | Democracy worldwide goes deeper into recession | More and more countries are slipping into autocracy | Thomas Friedman | help |
| 2015\02\22 | The Age | News: international | Out of russia: journalists escape kremlin control | Former staff of the news website lenta.rU new have left russia for latvia where they are fiercely guarding their editorial independence | Nick Miller | help |
| 2015\02\18 | The Age | News: international | Fitful return to classes as ebola threat wanes | (schools open again in monrovia liberia) | James Harding Giahyue | help |
| 2015\02\14 | The Age | News: international | Grim truth behind trumans smile | Ukraine conflict. Despite eu presence 'minsk two' deal heavily favours moscow | David Blair | help |
| 2015\02\11 | The Age | News: international | Anwar jailed for 5 years | Malaysian opposition leader condemns verdict on sunday me charge | Lindsay Murdoch | help |
| 2015\02\08 | The Age | News: international | Sparks fears of a vocal royal | Prospects of an interfering king charles | Nick Miller | help |
| 2015\02\08 | The Age | News: international | How ourP noble goals helped change the worldi | The millennium development goals failed in one sense yet also improve millions of lives (poverty rates have fallen) | Matt Wade | help |
| 2015\02\08 | The Age | News: international | Ban scrapped on assisted suicide | Canadian court allows assisted suicide for patients with 'greivous and irredeemable' medical conditions | Ian Austin | help |
| 2015\02\07 | The Age | News: international | Rupert rome shaking after prince departs (prince alwaleed bin talal sold most of his news corp shares) | An ally's seldown leaves mogul vonrable | Colin Kruger | help |
| 2015\02\07 | The Age | News: international | India wooed as China looms | Obama welcomed in delhi | Jason Coutsccus | help |
| 2015\02\04 | The Age | News: international | London's population eclipses pre-war high | (now 8.63 million) | Alex Morales | help |
| 2015\01\31 | The Age | News: international | Chinese tighten their grip on Internet | The 'great firewall' has been extended on xi's watch | Simon Denyer | help |
| 2015\01\30 | The Age | News: international | Pm gusmao says he will step down | East timor | Daniel Flitton | help |
| 2015\01\29 | The Age | News: international | Australian to fix Greece's finance woes | Yanis varoufarkis is Greece's new finance minister | Tom Allard | help |
| 2015\01\28 | The Age | News: international | No easy way out of debt for delusional greeks | Grace's new prime minister cannot fulfill his political promises and appease Europe's financial officials at the same time | Jeremy Warner | help |
| 2015\01\27 | The Age | News: international | Left's Victory shakes in the architecture of Europe | Defiant vote in greece. 'Era austerity is over' | Liz Alderman | help |
| 2015\01\25 | The Age | News: international | Backlash over gesture for saudi king | Flags at half mast over westminster abbey | AFP | help |
| 2015\01\24 | The Age | News: international | King's death tolls bell for round one of battle royal | The grandsons of ibn saud know that their day is coming soon | Paul McGeough | help |
| 2015\01\23 | The Age | News: international | Communist party calls time on arrest conviction quotas | (China ends legal 'performance goals') | Chris Buckley | help |
| 2015\01\19 | The Age | News: international | China stole plans for new fighter | (data on joint strike fighter leaked from lockheed martin in 2007 says edward snowdon) | Philip Dorling | help |
| 2015\01\10 | The Age | News: international | Shock result as rajapaksa passed out | Sri lanka election result) | Jason Koutsoukis | help |
| 2014\12\29 | The Age | News: international | Delhi has high hopes for its own gst | Uniform taxation may do away with checkpoints around India | Rama Lakshmi | help |
| 2014\12\23 | The Age | Opinion: international | Weakened warrior tsar still burns with ambition | The oil collapse has hurt vladimir putin but the west should not write him off | John Garnaut | help |
| 2014\12\21 | The Age | News: international | Media arrests 'political vengeance' | The Turkish leader has been accused of exacting revenge on his opponents | Ruth Pollard | help |
| 2014\12\19 | The Age | News: international | Us, cuba restore diplomatic relations | Painstaking secret negotiations lead to sudden breakthrough | Nick O'Malley | help |
| 2014\12\18 | The Age | News: international | Roubles talespin sparks fears | Double blow. Oil prices and sanctions push nation into financial panic | Matthew Schofield | help |
| 2014\12\15 | The Age | News: international | Freedom torch passes in Hong Kong | Young and old found common ground in protests | Antony DapIran | help |
| 2014\12\10 | The Age | News: international | In India, the rise of tobacco must be fought | Tobacco control is helping save lives, but trade deals could imperil that work | Nathan Grills | help |
| 2014\12\07 | The Age | Opinion: international | Oil wars: saudi Arabia makes enemies as prices tumble | Riyadh is turning the screw on oil prices | Paul McGeough | help |
| 2014\12\06 | The Age | News: international | The China conundrum | This government is unlucky because the grenade is in their hands (cannot continue addiction to real estate construction) | John Garnaud, Philip Wen | help |
| 2014\12\05 | The Age | Opinion: international | Asia's investment may go to waste | Human development, such as education, is critical if south east asia is to move forward | Michael Pesek | help |
| 2014\12\01 | The Age | News: international | Landslide loss may put chill on beijing ties | Election shock: ruling KMT crushed | Philip Wen | help |
| 2014\11\24 | The Age | News: international | North korea warns of 'catastrophic consequences' over UN rights ruling | (human rights abuses 'without a parallel in the contemporary world') | AFP | help |
| 2014\11\20 | The Age | News: international | The nation state is key 2pn prosperity | The great paradox of our, time is that we live in a globalised and ever-connected connected world, yes we guard our sovereignty zealously | Peter Varghese | help |
| 2014\11\19 | The Age | News: international | Australia and India commit to a fresh era | First visit in 28 years | Mark Kenny | help |
| 2014\11\18 | The Age | News: international | Come with us, implores Xi | Diplomacy. FTA signed, President eyes larger relationship | Mark Kenny | help |
| 2014\11\18 | The Age | News: international | Australia wins ambitious deal despite US Japan friendship | John Garnaut | help | |
| 2014\11\17 | The Age | News: international | The new cold war? | Let there be no doubt. It is putin and russia who are responsible for the new shadow over Europe | David Blair | help |
| 2014\11\17 | The Age | News: international | Leaders united on tax, trade, climate | Action plan. Agreement to turbocharge economic growth | Mark Kenny | help |
| 2014\11\16 | The Age | News: international | Finance ministers go for growth | (G20 statements) | Peter Martin | help |
| 2014\11\09 | The Age | News: international | China, Japan resume talks | Philip Wen | help | |
| 2014\11\09 | The Age | News: international | Breaking a bloody silence | A new film confonts the men who got away with murder (indonesia) | Michael Bachelard | help |
| 2014\11\06 | The Age | Opinion: international | Americans in deep despair at their nation's direction | Obama is not the only reason americans have become disillusioned | Tom Switzer | help |
| 2014\11\06 | The Age | News: international | Republicans triumph in both houses | Midterm elections. Dissatisfaction with Obama drives GOP successes in race after race | Nick O'Malley | help |
| 2014\11\02 | The Age | News: international | China's mogals circle Australia | (property prices in China falling) | Philip Wen | help |
| 2014\11\01 | The Age | News: international | Indonesia focus on taxes for economic growth | Jokowi prepares for controversial reforms | Neil Chatterjee and Rieka Rahadiana | help |
| 2014\10\30 | The Age | News: international | Double referendum on kiwi flag | help | ||
| 2014\10\25 | The Age | News: international | Ebola hits new york amid pledges ro | Marc Santora | help | |
| 2014\10\23 | The Age | News: international | Hong Kong leaders concede protests are something huge' | Tv debate. The 'whole generation, awakened by teargas cannot accept this' | Philip Wen | help |
| 2014\10\22 | The Age | News: international | Missing money. Beijing's new approach | Philip Wen | help | |
| 2014\10\21 | The Age | News: international | Party hits street is Jokowi fever breaks out | Michael Bachelard | help | |
| 2014\10\18 | The Age | News: international | Timid reformer: SBY's legacy dismantled | President yuhhoyono. Those surrounding him have become yes men. nobody wants to tell him the truth | Michael Bachelard | help |
| 2014\10\18 | The Age | News: international | From eccentric to defining force in British politics (ukip) | Nigel farage has created panic among the powerful ('I am an atheist inside the temple') | Nick Miller | help |
| 2014\10\16 | The Age | Opinion: international | Realpolitik: G20 is no place for shirt fronting | Why should we deny Vladimir Putin his seat at the G20 table? The meeting of the world's great powers is not meant to be a moral arena | Timothy Lynch | help |
| 2014\10\16 | The Age | News: international | Leong sought extra 3m from UGL | John Garnaut | help | |
| 2014\10\15 | The Age | News: international | Ebola spread 'spiralling out of control' | Epidemic. 'whole world at risk' | Nick Cumming Bruce | help |
| 2014\10\11 | The Age | Opinion: international | Dire straits: sunflowers and umbrellas put spokes in the wheel of the rise of greater China | (the youth of Hong Kong and Taiwan rebel) | John Garnaut | help |
| 2014\10\10 | The Age | News: international | AFP asked to probe secret fee to Leung | Hong Kong. Foreign bribery laws in question | Richard Baker Nick Mckenzie and john garnaut | help |
| 2014\10\07 | The Age | News: international | Activists a weary but defiant as rival leaders hint at talks | Not over yet. (Hong Kong) protesters rule out quitting | Philip Wen | help |
| 2014\10\05 | The Age | Opinion: international | Nuclear deal with India lacks normal safeguards | Keeping track of uranium use might be a problem | Daniel Flitton | help |
| 2014\10\05 | The Age | News: international | Money keeps talking | America's super wealthy are heaping cash on candidates | Nick O'Malley | help |
| 2014\10\04 | The Age | News: international | Hong Kong protest becomes a test of wills | The news came from everywhere everyone was so angry and wanted to show support | Philip Wen | help |
| 2014\10\03 | The Age | News: international | US slams israeli settlement plans | Angela Greiling Keane | help | |
| 2014\10\02 | The Age | Opinion: international | Battle for hearts and minds in Hong Kong | Governing the once famously apolitical city is about to become a horrible headache for beijing. ('I cannot keep calm because Hong Kong is dying') | Rachel Lu | help |
| 2014\10\02 | The Age | News: international | Ebola outbreak worse than hiv, sars, says expert | Epidemic may infect 1.4 million by 2015 | Nick O'Malley | help |
| 2014\10\01 | The Age | News: international | Teen takes on the might of beijing | Protests. Joshua wong is at the forefront of Hong Kong democracy movement | Philip Wen | help |
| 2014\09\30 | The Age | Opinion: international | Hong Kong protest a crucial litmus test | Lessons from tiananmen need to be remembered as tensions rise in Hong Kong | John Garnaut | help |
| 2014\09\30 | The Age | News: international | Students spark 'umbrella revolution' | Hong Kong revolt. Protesters dawn surgical masks in defiance | Philip Wen | help |
| 2014\09\30 | The Age | News: international | Highly trained 'loyal' police force not afraid to use strong arm tactics | John Garnaut | help | |
| 2014\09\28 | The Age | News: international | Ebola a response is a failure of humanity | The epidemic in Africa is a tragedy and the world's inertia has played its part | Nicholas Kristof | help |
| 2014\09\28 | The Age | News: international | Abbas demands israel must get out | Zachary Dowdy | help | |
| 2014\09\27 | The Age | News: international | Quarantine extended as ebola epidemic worsens | Adam Nossiter | help | |
| 2014\09\27 | The Age | News: international | China keeps close eye on homegrown terror problem | Philip Wen | help | |
| 2014\09\23 | The Age | News: international | Scottish independence still within reach says salmond | Simon Johnson | help | |
| 2014\09\23 | The Age | News: international | Key wants referendum on n z flag | Pm signals vote in 2015 | Aap | help |
| 2014\09\23 | The Age | News: international | Isil urges killing in the streets | War: Australia and the west targeted | David Wroe and Heath aston | help |
| 2014\09\22 | The Age | News: international | Thousands of Syrian kurds flee ISIL's brutal onslaught | Ethnic cleansing: air strikes urged as Islamist militants pound villages | Bulent Kilic | help |
| 2014\09\22 | The Age | News: international | How much longer can lonely for truth stand firm? | This is not the first battle kurds have fought for Kobani | Carl Drott | help |
| 2014\09\21 | The Age | News: international | Sierra Leone locked down in battle against ebola | Adam Nossiter | help | |
| 2014\09\20 | The Age | News: international | Bloody reprisal on workers | Ebola murder and curfew as UN sets up emergency mission to fight disease. 'the level of response needs to be about 20 times greater than it is at the moment' | Kelly Gilblom | help |
| 2014\09\18 | The Age | Opinion: international | Federation touted as replacement for union | If scotland votes no to independence then the status quo is no longer an option for the uk | Philip Johnston | help |
| 2014\09\17 | The Age | News: international | US military steps in as ebols infection rate soars | Lena Sun | help | |
| 2014\09\08 | The Age | News: international | Scottish independence vote goes down to the wire | Steven Erlanger | help | |
| 2014\09\07 | The Age | Feature: international | Flashpoints delaying Obama's real agenda | Russian aggression in Europe and Islamic state violence in the middle aged are just two crises putting brakes Obama's plans | Paul McGeough | help |
| 2014\09\04 | The Age | Opinion: international | Why a scottish exit may unravel britain | If the scots vote yes to seceding the uk will suffer a significant body blow | Andrew Hammond | help |
| 2014\09\04 | The Age | Opinion: international | Controlling the nuclear arms race just got harder | The future looks gloomy but washington and moscow do not want another cold war | Andy Butfoy | help |
| 2014\08\30 | The Age | Opinion: international | Gaza's ruthless cycle | Ruth Pollard | help | |
| 2014\08\30 | The Age | News: international | Warnings of a war against the west | Author and journalist masha gessen says west faces a moral choice in dealing with russia | Jason Steger | help |
| 2014\08\30 | The Age | News: international | Tan suit and strategy comment send critics into meltdown | Nick O'Malley | help | |
| 2014\08\21 | The Age | Opinion: international | China's parallel with germany before ww1 | There are alarming similarities between germany's aims in the run up to ww1 and China today | Paul Monk | help |
| 2014\08\20 | The Age | Opinion: international | Cold war perspectives leave UN hamgstrung | Nick Bryant | help | |
| 2014\08\17 | The Age | News: international | Stark warnings over ebola | Jonathan Fowler | help | |
| 2014\08\11 | The Age | Opinion: international | Israel lost this war | The world has been reminded that the palestinians have a secret weapon that trumps the iron dome | David Rothkopf | help |
| 2014\08\06 | The Age | Opinion: international | Netanyahu's aggressive stance tarnishes israel | Israel need a new leader with the vision and courage to solve the long-running palestinian conflict | Peter George | help |
| 2014\08\05 | The Age | Opinion: international | Senseless violence a lose lose for israel and hamas | The conflict in the middle east will make the goals of both sides harder to achieve | Hugh White | help |
| 2014\07\30 | The Age | News: international | Atop pyre of war is repatriation of Australians | Paul McGeough | help | |
| 2014\07\29 | The Age | News: international | Civilians bear brunt of libya's slide into worsening violence | Feras Bolasum | help | |
| 2014\07\27 | The Age | Feature: international | Circle of fear: putin turns back the clock | The russian leader is terrified of an invasion of western values that would force the country to modernise | Cathy Young | help |
| 2014\07\26 | The Age | News: international | Jokowi's optimism starts a new chapter | Politics is freedom the new leader declared in his Victory speech | Michael Bachelard | help |
| 2014\07\26 | The Age | News: international | Cable cars help African cities to rise above traffic | Michael Pflanz | help | |
| 2014\07\24 | The Age | Opinion: international | Girls take the lead on long march to freedom | A worldwide vigil linking groups fighting for girls rights could lead to the great civil rights movement of this generation | Gordon Brown | help |
| 2014\07\22 | The Age | Opinion: international | This is putin's war and he bears responsibility | Russia's response to the destruction of a civilian airline stands in stark contrast to america's when it too shot down a passenger plane | Boris Johnson | help |
| 2014\07\22 | The Age | Opinion: international | Asia today echoes divided Europe 1914 | Have we learnt anything from the mistakes of the past? Perhaps not | Hugh White | help |
| 2014\07\20 | The Age | News: international | Industry split on no fly zones | Jacob Saulwick | help | |
| 2014\07\19 | The Age | News: international | Tanks in gaza as ground war begins | Hunt for tunnels: hamas insists there can be no ceasefire until blockade of the 1.7 million people eases | William Booth | help |
| 2014\07\16 | The Age | News: international | Israel accepts ceasefire plan | Turning point. Hamas rockets silent but unclear if peace will hold | Isabel Kershner | help |
| 2014\07\15 | The Age | Opinion: international | For hamas and israel what is the end game? | How much pain and suffering can both sides of this conflict inflict on each other and endure? | David Blair | help |
| 2014\07\13 | The Age | News: international | Israel steps up action in gaza | Clashes intensify; Australians aged to leave | James Robertson | help |
| 2014\07\12 | The Age | News: international | No relief in sight for broken gaza | Human toll: 98 palestinians killed, 670 injured | Ruth Pollard | help |
| 2014\07\11 | The Age | Opinion: international | The perils of following policy footsteps of uncle sam | Joseph Stiglitz | help | |
| 2014\07\11 | The Age | News: international | Jokowi hailed as the people's hero | Election Victory: yudhoyino tells rivals to keep calm | Michael Bachelard | help |
| 2014\07\09 | The Age | News: international | Running towards tragedy | Fresh attacks: call-up for israeli reservists as tit for tat strikes intensify | Isabel Kershner | help |
| 2014\07\06 | The Age | News: international | Clashes after burial revive intifada fears | Ruth Eglash and Griff Witte | help | |
| 2014\06\30 | Time magazin | News: international | Iraq eternal war | The sudden military Victories of a Sunni militant group threaten to charge of a maelstrom in the middle east | Michael Crowley | help |
| 2014\06\27 | The Age | Opinion: international | Egypt: where principles are killed by terror | Greste is trapped where all that matters is power and destruction of the enemy | Waleed Aly | help |
| 2014\06\24 | The Age | News: international | 'guilty' Greste faces 7 years in prison | Egypt: verdict is fox in angry scenes | Ruth Pollard | help |
| 2014\06\20 | South China | News: international | Question marks hang over mainland reactor on safety | Regulator in paris says it is not been kept up to date on progress at the french backed project | Bloomberg | help |
| 2014\06\11 | South China | News: international | Ancient maps debunk beijing claims, says judge | Territorial disputes | Raissa Robles | help |
| 2014\06\04 | The Age | Opinion: international | China's new repression a bitter echo of the past | After 25 years, modern China's political system has failed to escape the lies and brutality exemplified by the tiananmen massacres | John Garnaut | help |
| 2014\05\08 | Economist | News: international | African demography: the dividend is delayed | Hopes that Africa's dramatic population bulge may create prosperity seem to have been overdone | help | |
| 2014\05\06 | The Age | News: international | Embattled elite turn to superstitions | China corruption case. Fallen general and security tsar spent big on feng shui, fortune tellers | Phillip Wen | help |
| 2014\04\30 | The Age | News: international | Kerry regrets comments on apartheid | Israel row: 'new low' say settlers | Nicole Gaouette | help |
| 2014\04\28 | Fortune | News: international | China goes nuclear | The people's republic is placing a giant beton nuclear energy. Will the US follow suit? | Catherine Dunn | help |
| 2014\04\27 | The Age | Opinion: international | This revolution can't be allowed to fail | Ukraine's people have work to do to keep Putin out | Thomas Friedman | help |
| 2014\04\24 | The Age | News: international | Usa middle class and no longer the most affluent | Decline. Americans are losing income race | David Leonhart | help |
| 2014\04\24 | The Age | News: international | Obama warning on disputed islands | (cites US Japan treaty) | Afp | help |
| 2014\04\14 | Time | News: international | Wating for the taliban | Is afghanistan goes to the polls the Islamic fighters are stepping up their campaign of terror. Can they be stopped? | Krista Marr | help |
| 2014\02\21 | The Age | News: international | Rout of kiev's men a cautionary tale ( driven from debaltseve) | The week has left the west facing a costly zero-sum game | Paul McGeough | help |
| 2014\01\04 | The Age | News: international | Putin seems set on total break with west | The kremlin's response to crISIS is to turn inwards | Leonid Bershidsky | help |