Challenges to Australian Cyber Security By David Irvine AO FAIIA 29 September 2016 Cyber warfare represents a growing threat to national security and to how we live our lives. However the response to such threats is still […] Read More
Botswana: Independence at Midnight By Margaret O’Callaghan 28 September 2016 Amidst the kaleidoscope of African country experiences Botswana’s tale stands out. Fifty years ago this week, at midnight on 30 September 1966, Bechuanaland, a […] Read More
David Irvine AO FAIIA 28 September 2016 David Irvine has 33 years of experience as a diplomat in the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs. His career includes high level diplomatic postings […] Read More
Venezuela: Demise of the Bolivarian Revolution? By Dr Raul Sanchez Urribarri 28 September 2016 Two decades after its beginning, Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution is at a critical and uncertain junction. The country is marred by an unprecedented economic […] Read More
Reading Room: Theorising the Responsibility to Protect By John Sanderson AC FAIIA 21 September 2016 While the catastrophes of Rwanda, Srebrenica and Kosovo in the 1990s provided the recent focus for the international community’s response to the protection […] Read More
AIIA-ACRI-Chinese Association for International Understanding Roundtable 2016 20 September 2016 The Australian Institute of International Affairs and the Australia-China Relations Institute jointly held a roundtable discussion with a […] Read More
Dr Tania Miletic 20 September 2016 Dr Tania Miletic is a Research Fellow with the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne and part of […] Read More
Australia, Singapore and the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership: further room for improvement 20 September 2016 In May this year, Australia and Singapore finalised negotiations surrounding the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP), an agreement designed […] Read More
Australia in Asia: From Engagement to Integration By Dr Ken Henry AC FASSA FAIIA 15 September 2016 The transformation of Asia this century is comparable to what occurred in Japan during the extraordinary periods of growth in the 1950s and […] Read More
Clinton, Trump and the Future of US Foreign Policy 15 September 2016 The US presidential election is down to its post-Labor Day final countdown. Polls have the two candidates closely matched, but it is the […] Read More
Brazil’s House of Cards in a Hurricane By Dr Sean Burges 15 September 2016 The impeachment of Dilma Rousseff, Brazil’s first female president, stands as both a significant trauma to Brazilian democracy and a window into the […] Read More