Intelligence and Diplomacy By Geoffrey Miller AO FAIIA 25 October 2018 A diplomatic career can be interesting, enjoyable and challenging. The developing cyber realm will demand more thought from governments. Read More
Deal or No Deal? Macedonia’s Future in Limbo By Jacqueline Westermann 24 October 2018 With uncertainty on all sides, now seems like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to determine Macedonia’s future. Read More
North Korea: Inspectors at the Door? By John Tilemann 24 October 2018 Despite uncertainties about how, when and under what conditions, the International Atomic Energy Agency is preparing to return to North Korea. Read More
Between a Rock and a Hard Place in the Somali Region By Stephanie Carver and Ahmed Tohow 24 October 2018 With the recent US air strike on Al-Shabaab, what has been the progress one year on from the Mogadishu bombing? Read More
UN Action on Corporate Misdeeds By Josh Pallas 24 October 2018 The UN Human Rights Council is working towards a convention to end transnational corporations’ impunity for human rights abuses. Read More
Gender Equality on the G20 Agenda By Zara Kimpton OAM 23 October 2018 The G20’s W20 is a transnational network that brings together female leaders to help increase women’s participation in their economies and societies. Read More
Richard Lennane 23 October 2018 Richard Lennane is the Executive Director of the Geneva Disarmament Platform. He is a former United Nations disarmament official and Australian diplomat. Richard […] Read More
An Evening with the Interns 21 October 2018 From left to right: Ciara Morris, Thanh Nguyen, Nicole King, Immediate Past President Richard Broinowski, Amy Lin, President Ian Lincoln, Vicki Sideris and […] Read More
Jacqueline Westermann 19 October 2018 Jacqueline Westermann is a researcher and editor with the International Program at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. Her research interests include security in […] Read More
Australian Foreign Policy: Making the World Work By Senator the Hon Marise Payne 18 October 2018 In a more contested world, the future of the global order will be determined in large part by how the major powers manage strategic competition. However, it will be determined also by how others, including Australia, work constructively to sustain an international system that supports prosperity and peace. Read More
The Disarmament Challenge in a Time of Disruption By Senator the Hon Penny Wong 18 October 2018 World leaders have a solemn duty to prevent a nuclear catastrophe from re-occurring. How do we make progress and what role can Australia play? Read More