With Australians taking nine million overseas trips last year, Australia is having to cut back on what foreign minister Julie Bishop has termed ‘gold-plated’ […]

With one year remaining before the next general election, Adam P MacDonald examines whether Myanmar’s regime is splintering.  With one year remaining before […]

Professor the Hon Gareth Evans reflects upon the strengths and shortcomings of Australia’s foreign policy orientation. The quality of public debate on issues […]

Hosted by the AIIA ACT Branch on 27 November 2014, Dr John Hart explains the outcomes and implications […]

Stratfor analyses the Taiwanese election results and President Ma Ying-jeou’s decision to resign as chairman of the ruling party, Kuomintang.  Taiwanese President Ma […]

Hale Yildiz, a former intern with the AIIA National Office, interviews Professor Wu Xinbo, Executive Dean, Institute of International Studies, Fudan University. 

Dr Samuel Makinda explains why engaging with Africa is in Australia’s national interest. Australia’s engagement with African countries […]

The final piece in a series sparked by the AIIA’s National Conference “Foreign Policy for a Top 20 […]

To coincide with World Aids Day, Professorial Fellow Dennis Altman reflects upon the global impact of AIDS and Australia’s response to this human […]

Coinciding with the 20th Conference of the Parties (COP) starting in Lima today, Krislyn Tan examines the path […]