After two coups, a decade of political strife and this week’s referendum vote in favour of further military involvement in government, Thai politics […]

Even with Brexit, the European Union will remain a market of more than 450 million people and a prominent promoter of Western values […]

With Turkey still recovering from an attempted coup and the subsequent government crackdown, attention is turning towards the controversial refugee deal between the […]

The world’s first gravitational wave signal, announced on 12 February 2016, put science at the forefront of global affairs for a brief period […]

The Olympics bring out the best as well as the most cautionary features of globalisation. With a number of non-Western countries now hosting […]

Following the Australian government’s decision not to nominate former prime minister Kevin Rudd for the role of United Nations secretary-general, attention is focussing […]

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

Prompted by increased political populism globally and heinous financial revelations such as those in the Panama Papers, there is increasing pressure in Australia […]

What prompts a young, educated woman brought up in the West to run away to join a fundamentalist society where the role of […]

Recent developments in Hong Kong are a threat to its unique status and to Australia’s interests, but the Australia-Hong Kong dynamic is overshadowed […]