Rescuing Governor Ahok By Robert Lowry 02 February 2017 In November last year, the Indonesian government was surprised by the scale and fervour of the demonstrations in Jakarta demanding the jailing of […] Read More
The Soviet Union's Long Shadow By Monica Attard 01 February 2017 In the 25 years since the collapse of the USSR, the West’s relations with the largest nation on Earth have once again slowly […] Read More
AIIAV Additional Internships - International Careers Conference 31 January 2017 Four (4) new internships are now available for our International Careers Conference (ICC). The ICC Interns support the […] Read More
Pascal Kerneis 26 January 2017 Pascal Kerneis is managing director of the European Services Forum, a private sector trade association representing the interest of European Services Industry in […] Read More
Why a China-US Trade War Is Unlikely By Colin Chapman FAIIA 26 January 2017 You would hardly know it from the paltry coverage in mainstream Australian media, but China’s President Xi Jinping moved himself into pole position […] Read More
India's Republic Day: Modi at Midterm By Dr Kimberley Layton 26 January 2017 On this day in 1950, the Indian constitution came into effect creating the world’s largest democracy. In 2017 there will be legislative elections […] Read More
The Challenge of Humanitarian Diplomacy By Professor Jacinta O’Hagan 25 January 2017 Humanitarian diplomacy is beginning to emerge as a more prominent element of states’ foreign policies, including Australia’s. It holds great promise but its […] Read More
Fighting against Chemical Warfare By Netta Goussac 25 January 2017 Chemical weapons have been universally condemned as unconscionable: they target combatants and civilians indiscriminately, leave lasting impressions in the theatres of engagement and […] Read More
AIIAV Internship Opportunities - Calling for applications 23 January 2017 Applications are now being called for two internships – Program and Marketing/Communications. All applications are required by close of business on Friday 3 […] Read More
The Perils of Replacing Mugabe By Tinashe Jakwa 23 January 2017 While President Robert Mugabe is on annual leave in China, Zimbabwe’s acting president has changed twice. In a one-party state that has seen […] Read More
Nygh Internship 2017 Awarded to Andreas Sherborne 23 January 2017 The Australian Institute of International Affairs and the International Law Association (Australian Branch) are proud to announce this year’s Peter Nygh Hague Conference […] Read More