In an increasingly fluid international strategic environment, too few media outlets seek to engage Australians in foreign affairs. Regular news stories and analysis can […]

Henry Kissinger once said that diplomacy isn’t like engineering—solving problems as they present themselves, moving on to the next one—but more like gardening: […]

Since 1950 the Australian Institute of International Affairs has been publishing what its first editors, Gordon Greenwood and Norman Harper, described as “a […]

At the 2016 AIIA National Conference, editor of the Australian Journal of International Affairs, Professor Nick Bisley, marked the 70th anniversary of the […]

Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn Chey AM FAIIA-Visiting Professor, University […]

There is no precedent for a political outsider such as Donald Trump being elected US president. He is not only a Washington outsider without […]

The new US president-elect and the long-serving Japanese prime minister will meet this week to discuss how Tokyo’s international security contributions are integral […]

On 8 November, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced a policy of demonetisation. It was designed to tackle the pervasive role of black money […]

One of the paradoxes of Brexit is that what its supporters advocated as a strengthening of British sovereignty weakened the multi-national fabric of […]

The fourth edition of the Global Terrorism Index has been released this week. It provides a comprehensive summary of the key global trends […]