William Rooks 02 November 2018 William Rooks is a Master’s candidate at the University of New South Wales. He holds a Bachelor of Arts with majors in Political […] Read More
The End of the Merkel Era and Its Implications for Global Politics By Professor Thomas Diez 31 October 2018 Despite Angela Merkel’s announcement, Germany’s role in international politics is unlikely to change dramatically. Read More
US-Russia Nuclear Tensions: Back to Dr Strangelove By Tony Kevin 31 October 2018 The US and Russia are taking a series of dangerous steps that are moving the world back to mutually assured destruction. Read More
Australia in the World this Week By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Dr Darren Lim 31 October 2018 This episode examines current issues for Australian diplomacy including the prospects for Australia moving its embassy to Jerusalem, the Khashoggi murder and Trump's withdrawal from multilateral treaties and institutions. Read More
Professor Thomas Diez 31 October 2018 Thomas Diez is Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Tübingen. Thomas holds a PhD from the University of […] Read More
Brazil Turns Right By Dr Fabricio Chagas Bastos 31 October 2018 Brazil’s election result has deep roots in its history. Bolsonaro’s tenure might turn out to be as dark as the sibyls say or, at best, just a shameful episode of a sad comedy. Read More
2018 W20 Summit 31 October 2018 The AIIA was represented by National Vice-President Zara Kimpton OAM, at the fourth Women20 (W20) summit, held in Buenos Aires on 1-3 October […] Read More
What to Expect of Brazil’s Foreign Policy under Bolsonaro By Diego Leiva and Mélodie Ruwet 30 October 2018 With Bolsonaro’s victory, Brazil is set to align closer to Trump, threatening globalism and multilateralism and hindering progress on climate change. Read More
A Convenient Murder: Khashoggi and Saudi-Turkish-US Relations By Dr Bruce Mabley 30 October 2018 Jamal Khashoggi’s murder has shifted US focus away from Ankara’s poor treatment of journalists and allowed Turkey to take the offensive to an embattled Saudi regime. Read More
Making Australian Foreign Policy: overcoming the China and Russia phobias 30 October 2018 On Tuesday 30 October the Institute welcomed Mr Richard Woolcott AC, former Secretary of the Department of Foreign […] Read More
AIIA National Conference 2018 29 October 2018 The AIIA 2018 National Conference was an opportunity to engage and promote understanding of Australia’s foreign policy. Building on the success of previous […] Read More