Global health issues are once again high on the international agenda. Assoc. Prof. Adam Kamradt-Scott discusses the global context of health security policy and international efforts to tackle health crises.

Video interviews with speakers at the 2nd AIIA Indo-Pacific Research Forum, held in Tokyo in February 2020.

Interviews with speakers at the 2nd AIIA Indo-Pacific Research Forum.

Video interviews with speakers at the 2nd AIIA Indo-Pacific Research Forum, held in Tokyo in February 2020.

On 2nd October 2016, then UK Prime Minister Theresa May Triggered Article 50, paving the way for the UK to leave the European Union. Although there was widespread concern (in particular among ‘remainers’) over the long-term social and economic consequences of leaving the EU, few would have predicted that the negotiation process would take more than three years

The Australia India Business Council has just completed a joint strategic plan with the QUT Business School MBA students. This plan outlines practical strategic approaches to increasing the trade and investment in the bilateral relationship.

Britain has long been governed by conventions, by understandings of how affairs should be run that have moral but no legal force. Many of those understandings have been trashed in the last three years.

Bec Strating is discussing defending the Maritime Rules-Based Order.

Flávia Bellieni Zimmermann discusses the Amazon Rainforest fires.

What is the role local, regional and international actors will have in shaping the future of Sudan? Faiza El-Higzi reflects on the deep state, power-sharing deals, lessons to be learned and the role for Australia.