AIIA National Conference 2018 29 October 2018 The 2018 National Conference and Masterclasses brought together some of Australia’s leading international affairs experts. Click on the below links for their contributions to […] Read More
John ML Woods PSM 29 October 2018 John ML Woods PSM is former Australian Ambassador who has served more than forty years of diplomatic service across the Europe, the Middle East, Asia, North […] Read More
Professor Sajid Hameed 29 October 2018 Professor Sajid Hameed is Al-Mawrid Global Research Fellow at the UWA Centre for Muslim States and Societies and the Director of the Directorate […] Read More
Brazil’s Divisive Election: stark choices 26 October 2018 Dr Deborah Barros Leal Farias Brazil is facing the most polarising election the country has seen since its military dictatorship ended in 1985. […] Read More
Full Steam Ahead with ‘Davos in the Desert’ By Will McEniry 26 October 2018 While Jamal Khashoggi’s death has tarnished the Crown Prince’s reputation, Saudi Arabia’s Future Investment Initiative went ahead. Read More
Blasphemy Law and Islam By Professor Sajid Hameed 26 October 2018 There is a need to differentiate between Islamic law and Muslim law to remove the misperception of Islam as being harsh and rigid. Read More
Dialogue of Civilisations By Emeritus Professor Joseph Camilleri OAM 26 October 2018 Civilisational dialogues are crucial in a period of power transition and civilisational shift. Read More
H.E. Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze 26 October 2018 H.E. Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze is Ukraine’s Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic integration. Prior to taking up this position in April 2016, she […] Read More
Australia in the World this Week By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Dr Darren Lim 25 October 2018 This episode examines the implications of Mike Pence's recent speech on US-China relations and reflects on highlights of the 2018 AIIA National Conference. Read More
Shadow Ministers’ Move on Nuclear Ban Treaty By Richard Lennane 25 October 2018 Labor’s apparent move away from support reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of the Nuclear Ban Treaty in Australian foreign policy circles. Read More
Maritime Disputes and the Rules-Based Order By Dr Rebecca Strating 25 October 2018 Defending the rules-based order requires identifying which rules we need to defend. Distinguishing the law of the sea from territorial sovereignty is a good place to start. Read More