Australia's Role in International Conflicts (1990-Present)

Since 1990, Australia has actively participated in international conflicts, emphasizing its role as a reliable ally and contributor to global security. It engaged in peacekeeping missions in East Timor (1999) and deployed forces to Iraq and Afghanistan as part of the U.S.-led coalitions post-9/11. Australia has focused on humanitarian assistance, counter-terrorism efforts, and regional stability, reflecting its commitment to multilateralism. Through these actions, Australia has sought to protect its national interests while addressing global challenges, reinforcing alliances, and supporting international law and peacekeeping initiatives.