A Negotiated Peace for Afghanistan? By Professor William Maley AM 07 February 2019 With plans afoot for the United States to withdraw from Afghanistan, negotiations between Washington and the Taliban could shape the future of the war-stricken state. Read More
José-Miguel Bello y Villarino 07 February 2019 José-Miguel Bello y Villarino is a member of the Diplomatic Corps of Spain (currently on leave) and a PhD candidate at the University […] Read More
US and North Korean Summitry: Round Two By Dr James Person 06 February 2019 Kim Jong Un is slated to meet US President Donald J Trump in Vietnam this month. Read More
Dr James Person 06 February 2019 James Person teaches Korean Studies at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, DC. He was the founding director of […] Read More
Brexit Q and A By Colin Chapman FAIIA 06 February 2019 Australian Outlook’s Europe-based Commissioning Editor and AIIA Fellow, Colin Chapman, answers questions on the current state of Brexit as the deadline for Britain leaving the European Union approaches. Read More
A Green New Deal: The Rebirth of American Leadership? By Professor Mark Beeson 06 February 2019 A Green New Deal has long been championed by many on the left as the answer to tackling climate change. Read More
CSCAP and Regional Stability By Dr Ronald Huisken 05 February 2019 The states of the Asia Pacific have been stretched by tumultuous geostrategic change. Read More
What Does Australia’s Orange Ranking in the Corruption Perception Index Actually Mean? By José-Miguel Bello y Villarino 05 February 2019 Australia has retained its ranking of 13th position in Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index for 2018. Read More
The Huawei Arrests and Implications for Australia By Gerry Groot 05 February 2019 China’s response to indictments against the tech-giant Huawei has important lessons for Australia. Read More
Sexual and Reproductive Health is a Security Issue for Southeast Asia By Dr Maria Tanyag 05 February 2019 For young women in Southeast Asia, the journey to democratic freedom begins with bodily autonomy and the power to take control of their own sexual and reproductive health. Read More
Arthur MacDowell Cardoso 05 February 2019 Arthur MacDowell Cardoso recently graduated from the Bachelor of Defence and International Strategic Management (cum laude) at the Federal University of Rio de […] Read More