Twenty-five years after Black Hawk Down, the trade-off between casualty-aversion and civilian protection continues to trouble US warfare.

There hasn’t been a US ambassador in Canberra for more than two years. Should Australia feel snubbed?

China under Xi no longer looks to Soviet or Western models, but exudes confidence in its own model.

By reaching agreement in Sochi, Turkey and Russia averted a colossal humanitarian tragedy and prevented the Assad regime from proclaiming complete control over all Syria.

With the conclusion of the third inter-Korean summit last week, the next challenge will be to find common understanding.

This month marks the tenth anniversary of the full outbreak of what would come to be known as the global financial and economic crisis. What have we learned?

Croatia showed how a country with a population smaller than Melbourne could use the FIFA World Cup to get the world to listen to its brand.

Signed three years ago today, the 2030 Agenda is the international community’s ambitious response to today’s most pressing global development challenges.

Donald Trump’s words on Iran and North Korea stole the show during last year’s UNGA. This year, is constructive diplomacy possible?  

This episode of AIIA VIC's Dyason House Podcast features Associate Professor Ian Howie with over 30 years of experience working in the UN.