The Asia Pacific is going through a vivid and significant rule-making tussle. It’s unusual because rule-making and norm formation usually involve inching through […]

With federal budgets cuts expected tonight (12 May 2015), it is worth considering how foreign aid cuts may undermine gender equality in the […]

Any attempt to bridge the divide between scholars and policy-makers in international affairs is so welcome that I couldn’t […]

AIIA National Office Operations Manager Chris Farnham interviews Mr Dong Manyuan from the China Institute of International Studies on President Xi Jinping’s “One […]

In September 2014, US President Obama cited US policy towards Yemen as one of the successes of his Middle East policy. Obama was […]

The Vietnam War left a generation of Australians and Americans with an indelible memory of jungles, helicopters, Agent Orange and landmines. The war […]

The European Union and India might not seem like the most obvious of natural partners. Yet, as Professor Pascaline […]

AIIA National Office intern Taru Leppanen interviews Human Rights Watch Emergency Director Peter Bouckaert on E-Team, a documentary […]

The AIIB is likely to strengthen the global architecture of international institutions. To understand the impetus for launching the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank […]

Although there is some debate on the death penalty in Indonesian society, Indonesian media are unified in their adamant support for harsh sentencing […]