Vale Professor John Legge AO 10 February 2016 We are deeply saddened by the death on 4 February of one of the Institute’s great contributors, Professor John Legge AO. John Legge […] Read More
2016 Peter Nygh Hague Conference Internship Announcement 10 February 2016 The Australian Institute of International Affairs and the International Law Association (Australian Branch) proudly announce that this year’s Peter Nygh Hague Conference Internship […] Read More
Vale: Professor John Legge AO FAIIA 09 February 2016 AIIA Fellow and AIIA VIC member Professor John Legge AO FAIIA passed away last week at the age of 94. Professor Legge was appointed […] Read More
Remembering George Treloar, Australia’s First Commissioner for Refugees By Dr Panayiotis Diamadis 08 February 2016 In light of the current mass migration of refugees, George Treloar’s work to save thousands can be remembered […] Read More
Public Health Emergency of International Concern: the Zika Case By Associate Professor Sara E. Davies 03 February 2016 Two confirmed cases of the Zika virus have been detected in Australia, just two days after the World Health […] Read More
Turnbull Promotes Jokowi's Global Role By Michael Sheldrick 03 February 2016 Much has been written about Prime Minister Turnbull’s wide-ranging speech last month in Washington DC at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Yet […] Read More
AIIA Fellows Honoured 02 February 2016 The Australian Institute of International Affairs congratulates AIIA Fellows Emeritus Professor Peter Drysdale and Ms Jenny McGregor on their recent Australia Day honours. Emeritus Professor Peter […] Read More
Trouble Ahead: The China-Pakistan-India Triangle By Dr Pradeep Taneja 02 February 2016 The China-Pakistan strategic relationship is becoming increasingly important if China is to achieve its ambitions in the region. Much to India’s concern, the […] Read More
Football Diplomacy: How Qatar won the 2022 World Cup By Stjepan Bosnjak 01 February 2016 Qatar won the right to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup by placing its bid at the centre of its national and foreign policy […] Read More
The Foreign and Defence Policies of Robert Menzies: 50 Years On By Professor Peter Edwards AM FAIIA 29 January 2016 Fifty years ago this month Robert Menzies retired from Parliament, after a record-breaking 16 years as Prime Minister […] Read More
The Rise of Europe’s Far-Right and the Anti-Islam Tide By Dr Chris Allen 29 January 2016 The notion of Europe being “invaded” by an Islamic other has gained considerable traction in the past decade and a half. This rhetoric routinely cites the […] Read More