AIIA National Conference 2019 28 November 2019 The AIIA 2019 National Conference was an opportunity to know, understand, and engage more in international affairs and Australia’s foreign policy. Read More
AIIA QLD Interview - Brexit And The Disruption of Government in The UK By Patrick Weller 23 November 2019 Britain has long been governed by conventions, by understandings of how affairs should be run that have moral but no legal force. Many of those understandings have been trashed in the last three years. Read More
Patrick Weller 22 November 2019 Patrick Weller is professor emeritus at Griffith University. He was professor of politics there from 1984 to 2015. He has written extensively on […] Read More
Chinese Military Strategic Perspective And Its Military Aims in The South China Sea By James Goldrick 21 November 2019 There are certain themes and contradictions inherent in the national military strategy of China in the South China Sea. Read More
The ICC in Afghanistan: State Cooperation and Independent Justice By Kobra Moradi 21 November 2019 The International Criminal Court’s refusal to investigate crimes in Afghanistan could damage its credibility. Read More
Protests Over Petrol Put Iran’s Government on Notice By Ian Dudgeon 21 November 2019 Petrol rationing and major fuel price hikes in Iran, and the rioting that followed, have demonstrated the extent to which international sanctions are hurting the oil-rich nation. Read More
Smog Raj: Delhi Grapples With Toxic Air By Matt Wade 21 November 2019 As one of the most polluted cities in the world, Delhi has attempted to implement policies to mitigate smog. Read More
Kobra Moradi 21 November 2019 Kobra Moradi is an intern at Office of the International Co-prosecutor in the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. She has previously […] Read More
Brexit drama and chaos damages British politics Ben Taylor 21 November 2019 The bewildering Brexit mess engulfing the United Kingdom was dissected in stark detail when Professor Patrick Weller addressed AIIA Queensland on October 22. […] Read More
The NBA-China Twitter Feud Represents a New Era of US-China Contestation By Oliver Lees 19 November 2019 A Twitter storm over basketball is representative of the hostility present in the US-China relationship today, where a rapidly changing political landscape has made conflict the new normal. Read More
Rock the vote: Young voters and the Democratic Party in the US 17 November 2019 On the 12th of November, Elliott Brennan (Research Associate at the United States Studies Centre at Sydney University) […] Read More