Advocating the Rules-Based Order By Dr Greg Raymond 11 October 2018 To respond effectively to the emerging multipolar environment, Australia should firewall its support for the US alliance from its support for international law. Read More
The US Goes AWOL in the Arctic By Dr Elizabeth Buchanan 11 October 2018 Trump’s missing Artic strategy gives others a free pass to decide the future of the region, relegating the US to the sidelines of Arctic history. Read More
Using the G-Word: Myanmar’s Rohingya and the Genocide Label By Michelle Ringrose 10 October 2018 Genocide recognition is crucial in gaining international support, preventing future violence and acknowledging the atrocities committed against a group of people. Read More
Preventing Election Violence Through Diplomacy By Bhojraj Pokharel 10 October 2018 With many countries suffering from election violence today, what can be done to prevent it? Early, sustained and consistent preventive diplomacy can prove useful. Read More
Brazil’s First Round Election: The Resurgence of Political Authoritarianism By Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann 10 October 2018 Economic recession, endless corruption scandals and Lula’s frustrated presidential bid have led to rampant political disillusionment and a resurgence of right-wing authoritarianism in Brazil. Read More
Life as a Middle East Correspondent By Matt Brown and Peter Bateman 10 October 2018 This episode of AIIA VIC's Dyason House Podcast features the experience of four-time Walkley Award winner, Matt Brown, in his journalism in the Middle East. Read More
Defending Australia’s Maritime Interests in the 2030s and Beyond By Ben Stevens 10 October 2018 The Hunter Frigate will better suit Australia’s maritime interests than the Future Submarine Project’s Shortfin Barracuda design. Read More
Matt Brown 09 October 2018 Matt Brown is the former ABC Middle East correspondent and a four time Walkley Award winner for his journalism. Read More
Bhojraj Pokharel 08 October 2018 Bhojraj Pokharel is the former chairman of Nepal’s election commission (2006-2009). He holds an M.A in public administration from Harvard University and economics from […] Read More
Australia in the World this Week By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Dr Darren Lim 05 October 2018 This episode looks at the recent leaders’ meetings at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the US-China trade war and the state of the Australian aid program in the context of the Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami. Read More
Political Drivers in Russian Foreign Policy By Ambassador Grigory Logvinov 05 October 2018 Russia seeks to create a favourable environment for the domestic development of the Russian people. That means building peace and friendly mutually-beneficial cooperation with other countries. Read More