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Australian Foreign Affairs is the country’s leading foreign affairs journal. In a world arguably less stable than at any time since World War II, it examines the most significant global issues affecting Australia.
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#FFF301
Yellow
255, 243, 1
57, 100, 50
0, 5, 100, 0
#F0AD4E
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240, 173, 78
35, 84, 62
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#000000
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0, 0, 0
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Australian Foreign Affairs is an Australian journal focused on the global issues shaping the country and its region. It makes foreign affairs accessible to a wide readership, encourages debate and welcomes divergent perspectives. Its essays examine complex developments in international relations and consider how Australia might respond. Contributors include leading Australian thinkers, writers and policy voices. The journal is edited by Jonathan Pearlman and published three times a year, with issues released in February, July and October.
Readers can purchase print and digital subscriptions, individual issues and ebooks, and institutions can arrange subscriptions and access. The journal’s editions explore major strategic questions, with topics including the costs and implications of AUKUS and Japan’s changing military and diplomatic posture. Australian Foreign Affairs also offers AFA Weekly, a free digital newsletter published each Wednesday with news and insights on world events and their effects on Australia. Friends of AFA receive an email bulletin with previews, author videos, article extracts, event information and exclusive offers.
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The Australian Foreign Affairs color palette uses the hex codes #FFF301, #F0AD4E and #000000.
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