Australia's Path Through Trump's Policy Labyrinth 20 January 2017 Since he launched his presidential bid more than 18 months ago, Donald Trump has confounded prediction and eluded persuasive analysis. On Saturday morning […] Read More
After Trump: Will RCEP Replace the TPP? By Dr Jeffrey Wilson 20 January 2017 The Trump Shock has cast a shadow over the trade architecture of the Asia-Pacific. During his transition, Donald Trump has repeatedly reaffirmed his vow to […] Read More
Russell Trood: a personal reflection 18 January 2017 That there have been so many official tributes to Russell Trood extending from the Prime Minister of Australia, to friends, former colleagues and […] Read More
Pascal Kerneis 15 January 2017 Pascal Kerneis is the managing director of the European Services Forum and a lawyer specialised in European law. He is recognised globally for […] Read More
ASEAN Fragmented on Rohingya Crisis By Rashi Yadav 14 January 2017 Foreign ministers from the Association of South East Asian Nations met in Yangon late last year to discuss Myanmar’s Rohingya crisis. The meeting […] Read More
Vale: Professor Russell Trood FAIIA 12 January 2017 We are saddened to write that former AIIA Queensland President and AIIA Fellow, Professor Russell Trood, passed away on January 9 at the […] Read More
Australia's New Consular Diplomacy By Alex Oliver 11 January 2017 Globalising forces have stimulated a rapid expansion in overseas travel by Australians. As a result, Australia’s diplomats have struggled with a burgeoning consular […] Read More
Nuclear Weapons and the Future of Humanity By Natalya Wells 11 January 2017 Global discussion on nuclear weapons has evolved from debating their role in military and security strategy to understanding the humanitarian consequences of their […] Read More
Joko Widodo: Towards a New Equilibrium By Dr Nicolaas Warouw 04 January 2017 Mass protests in Jakarta and looming sectarian violence compelled Indonesian President Joko Widodo to postpone his Australian visit in November. This week, military […] Read More
Reflections on a Troubled Country and a Troubled World By Kevin Rudd 04 January 2017 We live in a deeply unsettled world, where once again the great questions of war and peace rumble across the international headlines, casually, […] Read More
Japan’s Evolving Defence Posture By Leif-Eric Easley 04 January 2017 Japan is debating formal revision of its ‘Peace Constitution’. Recent legal reinterpretations and new security laws allow the Japanese Self-Defence Forces to do […] Read More