The Judgments Project: An Update from The Hague By Andreas Sherborne 30 April 2017 The Judgments Project at The Hague has made significant progress following the second meeting of the Special Commission and the development of a draft […] Read More
The Judgments Project: An Update from The Hague 30 April 2017 The Judgments Project at The Hague has made significant progress following the second meeting of the Special Commission and the development of a draft […] Read More
Antibiotic Resistance and the Global Food Chain By Anna George 29 April 2017 World Veterinary Day on 29 April draws attention to the role of farmed animals in spreading antimicrobial resistance and diminishing the effectiveness of […] Read More
The State of Europe 28 April 2017 On Wednesday evening, 26 April, our immediate past-president, Colin Chapman, addressed a somewhat weary post-ANZAC Day crowd at Glover Cottages on the future […] Read More
Trump 100: A New Approach Towards Beijing By Associate Professor Jian Zhang 27 April 2017 Contrary to widespread concerns about a troubled Sino-American relationship, Beijing and Washington DC have demonstrated remarkable pragmatism in managing their differences during Trump’s […] Read More
Trump 100: Five Eyes Concern By Kate Grayson 27 April 2017 Allegations that Donald Trump’s presidential campaign team colluded with Russian intelligence to influence the American election results deeply concerned allies in the Five […] Read More
Trump 100: Climate Change Retreat By Nicholas Peters 27 April 2017 In his first 100 days, US President Donald Trump has upended US climate policy. Unless he changes course, his administration may reverse hard-won […] Read More
Professor Jian Zhang 26 April 2017 Associate Professor Jian ZHANG is the deputy head of the School of Humanities & Social Sciences, UNSW Canberra at the Australian Defence Force Academy. He received […] Read More
Is Exercise Malabar Another Snag in Australia-India Relations? By Professor Ian Hall 24 April 2017 Reports that the Indian government intends to block Australia’s participation in this year’s Malabar naval exercises are a setback for Canberra. However, better indicators of the […] Read More
Revolution Postponed in French First Round By Dr Remy Davison 24 April 2017 The first round of voting in the French presidential election delivered centrist Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen of the far-right Front National […] Read More
Reflecting on the Consequences of War By Dr Alison Broinowski FAIIA 24 April 2017 The support offered to Australia’s veterans and their families rarely matches the grand rhetoric about the Anzacs. What if the country also reflected on […] Read More