Can autonomous vehicles exist safely alongside cyclists? Craig Richards writes that speed limits, car numbers, and where cars are allowed to stop will be where the rubber hits the road.

A look at history shows us why Australia will be paying close attention to the aftermath of the Trump-Kim summit, Daniel Fazio writes.

The juxtaposition of World Refugee Day with heartbreaking scenes of children separated from their parents on the US border couldn’t be starker, and tells us a lot about how public policy can be the cause of societal problems as well as the cure, Sharon Bessell writes.

On this week’s Policy Forum Pod, we take a look at the hopes and headwinds in Timor-Leste under new Prime Minister Taur Matan Ruak – from personality politics and gender inequality, to an economy that’s on the brink of a 'fiscal cliff'.

Did China’s adjustment to personal income tax in 2011 reduce inequality? Li Du and ZhongXiang Zhang write that using the Gini coefficient could conceal the positive impacts of the policy.

In the wake of the G7 and US-Korea Summits, Zack Cooper takes a look at US alliance strategy under a volatile Trump administration.