Israel’s Fractured Democracy and its Repercussions By Dr Alon Ben-Meir 03 October 2019 Israel's recent election results expose the weaknesses of the country's political system. Read More
Dr Alfred Gerstl 03 October 2019 Adjunct Prof. Dr. Alfred Gerstl, MIR is an Austrian political scientist, specialized on International Relations, in particular in East Asia. He currently holds […] Read More
The National Security Implications of Solar Geoengineering: An Australian Perspective By Dr Adam Lockyer and Jonathan Symons 02 October 2019 “Engineering” the atmosphere may provide a solution to the climate crises. But there are risks inherent for Australia in such an approach. Read More
Connectivity with Consent: The EU in Eurasia By Professor Sven Biscop 01 October 2019 The search for connectivity is nothing new. But the EU has realised that competition, not dominance, is the key to connectivity to today’s world. Read More
Navigating Economic Integration amidst US-China Strategic Competition and Rising Uncertainties By Dr Karen Pitakdumrongkit 01 October 2019 Over the past 52 years, ASEAN coined various initiatives which have contributed to regional economic integration. Against the backdrop of rising US-China strategic competition, is the Organization able to help the ASEAN member states further pursue their economic integration? Read More
A Revolutionary Evolution: Civil-Military Integration in China By Toby Warden 01 October 2019 Civil military integration in China predated Xi Jinping. Understanding this is crucial for effective management of the Sino-US relationship. Read More
It Takes Two to Tango: China and Argentina Are Becoming Closer Than Ever By Ludmilla Nunell 01 October 2019 China is turning to science and technology diplomacy to win over one of its most distant partners. Read More
Peter Hooton 26 September 2019 Peter Hooton is a former career diplomat with extensive overseas experience in Africa (Dar es Salaam and Nairobi), the Middle East (Riyadh), South […] Read More
Tough Talk and Sanctions Hide Declining US Interest in the Middle East By Dr Andrew Gawthorpe 26 September 2019 Donald Trump has substituted Republican talking points for a rational foreign policy. His ability to do so points to a larger truth: the Middle East just doesn’t matter to America as much as it used to. Read More
New Agendas for a New Era: The AIIA National Conference 2019 Australian Institute of International Affairs 26 September 2019 Experts will be tackling new and emerging international issues in an Australian context at the October 14 AIIA National Conference 2019. Sino-American rivalry, technological development and environmental concerns are up for discussion. Read More
Something Will Have to Give By Colin Chapman FAIIA 26 September 2019 Parliament is back in session in the United Kingdom. But the nation's embattled prime minister seems as determined as ever to push through Brexit. Read More