Professor Carl Thayer 25 February 2019 Carlyle A Thayer is an emeritus professor at The University of New South Wales Canberra and director of Thayer Consultancy, a small business […] Read More
Professor Christian Enemark 20 February 2019 Christian Enemark is a professor of International Relations at the University of Southampton. He is the author of Disease and Security: Natural Plagues […] Read More
Trump-Kim Summit II: Setting Realistic Expectations By Dr Robert S Litwak 20 February 2019 At the second summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un, transformational goals such as the denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula will remain out of reach. Read More
Syria: Current Developments Favour Assad By Ian Dudgeon 20 February 2019 The war in Syria is approaching its endgame. President Assad appears to have come out on top, but how the dust finally settles will be determined by competing internal factions and external state interests. Read More
After El Chapo: Drugs and Global Finance By Dr Saeyoung Park 20 February 2019 The conviction of El Chapo in a New York courtroom was a major victory for US authorities. But the War on Drugs is increasingly being fought in the global financial system, where America’s aggressive tactics are meeting pushback from rivals and allies alike. Read More
The 5G Trap By Thom Dixon 20 February 2019 Australia may have banned Huawei and ZTE from building the next generation of telecommunications infrastructure in the country, but will this actually defend a future Australian 5G network? Read More
Trump’s National Emergency and the Powers of the Presidency By Dr Andrew Gawthorpe 19 February 2019 President Trump’s national emergency declaration will have little impact on what happens on the US-Mexico border. Read More
Electing the World's Banker By Associate Professor Susan Park 18 February 2019 The resignation of World Bank President Dr Jim Kim has triggered controversy over who should replace him. Read More
The Arrest of a Journalist in the Philippines By Professor Patricio N Abinales 18 February 2019 In President Duterte’s Philippines, laws intended to combat cybercrime are being used to stifle the free press. Read More
Professor Patricio N Abinales 18 February 2019 Patricio N Abinales is a professor in the School of Pacific and Asian Studies at the University of Hawaii-Manoa and co-author of State and […] Read More
Global Bioheroes: Clinical Research and New Vaccines for Health Security By Professor Christian Enemark 18 February 2019 Following the outbreak of Ebola in West Africa in 2014, there is growing support to make new vaccines available sooner. Read More