Bold steps are needed to shore up the NPT and protect humanity from nuclear calamity.  Last year, an article in the Economist asked: […]

Many people were surprised by the outcome of the Indian election which ended years of Congress Party rule. In the world’s most populous […]

AIIA QLD caught up with Tom Switzer for a short chat, after the conclusion of his presentation at the AIIA Queensland.

Thailand’s Constitutional Court ordered Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and nine of her cabinet members out of office this week for abuses of power […]

It is important Indonesia remains engaged in both regional and international affairs. It is uncertain what approach will be taken under a new […]

Pakistan must investigate how to utilise its burgeoning Afghan refugee population and increase the capability of its own regional police force, rather than […]

The enlargement of the European Union in 2004 marked the end of the artificial division of Europe by the Cold War. It also had […]

Dr John Blaxland discusses his new book The Australian Army from Whitlam to Howard with Kate Winkworth from the Australian Institute of International […]

This week saw a report detailing a plan by the West to disarm the ‘gas weapon’ used by Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, against […]

In February 1983 the Prime Minister, Malcolm Fraser, fretted over speculation that Bob Hawke was about to topple Bill Hayden and assume the […]