The interaction between the secular and religious realms in Turkey and Israel both enriches and undermines the health […]

Wednesday’s deadly attack against a French satirical publication has the potential to upset relations between European states and their Muslim citizenries. The strategic […]

Tens of thousands of people have had to flee their homes in Benghazi, Libya, as fighting within the city continues to intensify. Sabri, […]

Australian brands are ascendant in China, but this newfound success comes with a range of challenges. Australian products carry a prestige in China […]

Myanmar’s prospects for future reform are looking more robust. Two critical observations can be made about Myanmar as we enter 2015, the year […]

On 8 January 2015 Sri Lankans go to the polls, two years earlier than expected.  Sri Lanka’s president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, has called a […]

The third article in a series following the COP 20 in Lima and an AIIA workshop on climate change looks at the problem of deforestation and […]

Coinciding with the start of New Zealand’s term on the UN Security Council, former Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Terence O’Brien, reflects […]

Ten years after the introduction of a free trade agreement, Thai-Australia relations are at an interesting new juncture.  1 January 2015 will mark […]

It may be bad news for blog-writers, but images are often what lives on in the memory. When we think back on the […]