The ICC at a Critical Juncture By Sarah Barrie 20 December 2016 The International Criminal Court is at critical juncture in its role as a pillar of international justice. The “never again” court established in […] Read More
How to Eliminate Boko Haram By Chris Roberts 20 December 2016 Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is claiming a technical victory over Boko Haram, but his exclusively military approach may leave the political and economic conditions […] Read More
The Growing Partisan Divide on Trade By Associate Professor Elizabeth Thurbon 19 December 2016 Partisan tensions over the desirability of preferential trade deals and the conflation of trade and foreign policy are by no means new to […] Read More
The Growing Partisan Divide on Trade 19 December 2016 Partisan tensions over the desirability of preferential trade deals and the conflation of trade and foreign policy are by no means new to […] Read More
Euan Crone Scholarship Recipients 2016 15 December 2016 In 2013, Euan Crone, a member of AIIA Victoria, established a charitable endowment fund for the purpose of offering a scholarship to young […] Read More
After Aleppo By Dr Anthony Billingsley 15 December 2016 The rebel-held eastern third of Aleppo has finally fallen to Syrian government forces. This brings to an end one of the most grotesque […] Read More
From Quasi-State to State Department: Rex Tillerson By Dr Jennifer S. Hunt 15 December 2016 The chief executive of one of the world’s largest companies has been nominated to fill the United States’ oldest cabinet position. Rex Tillerson, head […] Read More
Rethinking Australia's Foreign Policy By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA 14 December 2016 This week saw the launch of public consultation on Australia’s new foreign policy white paper. It comes at an opportune time, when the legs […] Read More
Indonesia in 2016: Protests and Progress By Robert Lowry 14 December 2016 In Indonesia this week, all eyes have been on the trial of Jakarta governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, known as Ahok. It is the culmination […] Read More
New Year, New Troubles in Europe? By Colin Chapman FAIIA 14 December 2016 Europe has experienced another difficult year by virtue of economic challenges and political upheaval. The UK, Italy and Austria have all changed leaders […] Read More
Is Italy's New PM a Seat Warmer? By Dr Giovanni Di Lieto 14 December 2016 Following the resounding defeat of Italy’s constitutional referendum on 4 December, Matteo Renzi resigned as prime minister. Will his replacement Paolo Gentiloni, the […] Read More