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2020 AIIA Fellows

10 November 2020

Once again in 2020, the AIIA sought nominations for Fellows from its members and other experts in the field. The AIIA would like to extend its congratulations to the following people who have been selected as Fellows of the Australian Institute of International Affairs for 2020 (FAIIA)

2020 Nygh intern Nicole Sims at the Hague Conference

Call for Applications: 2021 Peter Nygh Hague Conference Internship

23 September 2020

PRESS RELEASE 2021 applications for a 6-month internship at The Hague, Netherlands are now open for Australian law school graduates

Japan in the Indo-Pacific Roundtable

National

13 February 2020

To discuss Japan's role in the Indo-Pacific, its challenges and prospects for future bilateral relationships, this roundtable brought together members of the diplomatic, government, and non-government communities.

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The United Nations: Australia’s Role

20 February 2019

Major General Michael Smith spoke to the Institute on Tuesday 19th February, drawing on his extensive career experience in the Australian Defence Force […]

The Trade War and the Weakening Chinese Economy

14 February 2019

On Tuesday 12 February Mr Dinny McMahon addressed the Institute on the issues surrounding the US-China trade war and the trajectory of the […]

2019 Peter Nygh Hague Conference Internship

19 December 2018

On Tuesday 11 December the Australian Institute of International Affairs and the International Law Association (Australian Branch) awarded the 2019 Peter Nygh Hague […]

End-of-year event: Madama Butterfly in China

11 December 2018

On December 4, the Institute celebrated a lively year with a talk by Lyndon Terracini AM, Artistic Director of Opera Australia, on the […]

Has the Responsibility to Protect been forgotten?

09 December 2018

On Tuesday 27 November the AIIA NSW interns debated the proposition “That the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) has been forgotten”. The debate was […]

Did Sweden almost go populist?

25 November 2018

Up until now, Sweden has maintained a stable political system. Underlying this has been Sweden’s identity as progressive, prosperous and open. However, the […]