ANZAC Day: Commemoration and Reflection By Robert Lowry 23 April 2016 While 101 years have passed since ANZAC troops landed in Gallipoli, Anzac Day continues to be recognised as a significant aspect of the Australian story. […] Read More
Impeachment and the Quagmire of Political Corruption in Brazil By Dr Sean Burges and Dr Fabricio Chagas Bastos 21 April 2016 The vote to impeach President Dilma Rousseff means that the political situation in Brazil is not going to improve any […] Read More
Extremism: The Indonesian Story By Dr Sidney Jones 21 April 2016 Indonesia and South East Asia are currently experiencing the highest levels of terror threats in some decades. This is largely to do with […] Read More
Can the New Libyan Government Survive? By Philip Eliason 21 April 2016 Libya is currently facing many rapid changes. The most significant is the recent arrival to Tripoli of seven of the nine members of […] Read More
The Rocky Road to Peace in Mexico By Camilla Schippa 21 April 2016 When the burnt-out van of two Australian surfers was found on a roadside in Mexico, media reports claimed that night-time travel in the […] Read More
China’s and India’s Perspectives on Armed Interventions in Africa and Syria By Dr Lai-Ha Chan and Dr Pak K. Lee 21 April 2016 When both China and India sat on the United Nations Security Council in 2011–12, it deliberated whether to […] Read More
Jan Culik 18 April 2016 Jan Culik is a senior lecturer in Czech Studies at the University of Glasgow. He has also worked as a journalist for BBC […] Read More
‘Hillary and Bibi’ would be no ‘Bill and Yitzhak’ Timothy Sullivan 17 April 2016 If the US – Israel relationship is the most important factor in United States’ overall Middle East policy, the interpersonal relationship between the […] Read More
Mangala Samaraweera 15 April 2016 HE Mangala Samaraweera is the Sri Lankan Minister of Foreign Affairs, a position that he has held since 2015. On 4 April […] Read More
Peter Boyce AO 15 April 2016 Peter Boyce AO is an Adjunct Professor in the University of Tasmania’s Politics and International Relations Program and President of AIIA TAS. Peter was […] Read More
Malaysian Parliamentary Democracy in Crisis By Professor Peter Boyce AO 15 April 2016 Malaysia is currently in the midst of one of the biggest financial corruption scandals in its history. Malaysia’s future as a democracy is now being […] Read More