Australia defines itself as a “middle power”, but what does that mean for our diplomatic and military clout? The idea of middle powers […]

The Sudanese President’s escape from South Africa is a blow to the International Criminal Court. The missed opportunity to arrest al-Bashir does not […]

The Pope’s recent encyclical has a broader message of caring for our common home and Catholics will only […]

For most, it would be no long stretch of the imagination to conceive of transformational change as non-linear and contestable.  Nor would it […]

This week, AIIA Director of Communications, Niree Creed discusses the progress of the White Paper on Australia’s defence needs and controversy in the […]

Stripping sole citizenship from potential Australian terrorists has divided opinion within Australia, however citizenship laws are not the appropriate vehicle […]

In light of the recent Regional Summit on Countering Violent Extremism in Sydney it’s time that Australia learn the lessons of de-radicalisation from our […]

As Ramadan begins for another year, Dr. Francis Palmos reflects on his one and only Ramadan experience in 1962 in Indonesia. Two curious invitations […]

The Greek government is extremely outspoken and keeps moving at a turtle’s pace in terms of the structural […]

The 2015 Global Peace Index has been released today and shows that overall, global peace levels remained stable in 2014, but are lower […]