The AIIA would like to extend its congratulations to the following people who have been selected as Fellows of the Australian Institute of International Affairs for 2019.

Episode 34 of the Australia in the World Podcast looks at a Chinese defector, a former Australian PM, and an update on the Hong Kong situation.

The Turkish incursion in Syria has spurred the involvement and actions of the Turkish, Syrian, Russian and US governments and their armed forces. Prevention could require early intervention by UN peacekeeping forces.

When it comes to India’s position on the Middle East, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi attempts to keep all parties happy. For a […]

$5,000 Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship applications now open to young members of the Australian Institute of International Affairs

The growth in Australia’s investment in the Pacific has led to a development of infrastructure. However, in respect to the Solomon Islands the delay in investing in infrastructure has resulted in a number of local conflict risks. 

As Westminster grapples with the prospect of a no-deal Brexit, it further harms its relations with Scotland. 

Ian Parmeter worked for 37 years in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade), the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, and […]

Australia’s leading conference on international affairs returns to tackle some of the world’s latest major developments and debates Senator the Hon Marise Payne […]

PRESS RELEASE Australia’s leading conference on international affairs returns to tackle some of the world’s latest major developments and debates Senator the Hon […]

The dispute over Australia’s deportation of New Zealand citizens who have been sentenced to prison reflects different approaches to human rights and immigration politics in the two countries.