In October, AIIA NSW completed a study tour of Vietnam. The journey took participants to a variety of locations between Hanoi and Ho […]

It has been an extraordinary month for the International Criminal Court. Unrelenting criticism from African nations resulted in the withdrawal of three states […]

There is concern about the direction of the battle to retake Mosul after reports this week from Human Rights Watch that Kurdish Peshmerga […]

Lachlan Grant has written an interesting history of the experiences of Australian troops across Asia and the Pacific […]

Like the 102 Pilgrim Fathers who sailed into Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620, the millions of Americans who elected Donald Trump to be the next […]

While the commentariat has been alarmed—generally with justification—over the foreign policy outcomes that will be consequent on a Trump victory, there may nevertheless […]

This week marks the release of Navigating the New International Disorder, the 12th book in the Australia in World Affairs series. The AIIA […]

The past week will shape climate action for the decade to come and whether the world will stay within the 2°C goal will […]

Jakarta saw its biggest protest in years last Friday, prompting President Joko Widodo to cancel his planned visit to Australia. Some Western media report […]

There are gloomy statistics about Indonesian language studies in Australia’s schools and universities. Just recently Tim Lindsey pointed out we had less kids […]