Australian Diplomacy Today Symposium 28 August, 2015 29 September 2015 The Australian Diplomacy Today Symposium was presented by the Australian Institute of International Affairs partnered with the Australian National University’s Asia-Pacific College of […] Read More
Paul Hasluck: A Life By Professor Peter Edwards AM FAIIA 29 September 2015 On the basis of experience and ability, Paul Hasluck should have been one of Australia’s greatest foreign ministers. Before he came to that […] Read More
Paul Hasluck: A Life 29 September 2015 On the basis of experience and ability, Paul Hasluck should have been one of Australia’s greatest foreign ministers. Before he came to that […] Read More
Human Translation vs. Machine Translation Mark Saba 29 September 2015 Recent criticism of the Department of Defence’s nonsensical Arabic tweets about fighting IS propaganda shows the potential for getting it wrong with machine […] Read More
Human Translation vs. Machine Translation Mark Saba 29 September 2015 Recent criticism of the Department of Defence’s nonsensical Arabic tweets about fighting IS propaganda shows the potential for getting it wrong with machine […] Read More
Indonesia’s Education Challenge Helen Brown 28 September 2015 Of all the many hurdles Indonesia faces in its efforts to develop, education is one core challenge which is vital to address. The […] Read More
Indonesia’s Education Challenge Helen Brown 28 September 2015 Of all the many hurdles Indonesia faces in its efforts to develop, education is one core challenge which is vital to address. The […] Read More
Prime Minister Turnbull – A hope for a new page in Australia-Indonesia relations? Edward Durie 27 September 2015 A phrase that has been passed around the last few months is that the relationship between Australia and […] Read More
Sustainable Development Goals: a Win-Win for Australia John Thwaites and Tahl Kestin 25 September 2015 On September 25 world leaders meet in New York to formalise the new Sustainable Development Goals. These 17 goals will guide efforts to […] Read More
The Muslim “Rohingya” and Myanmar’s Upcoming Election Dr Anthony Ware 25 September 2015 Myanmar goes to the polls on November 8 after five years of significant reform, yet these elections pose a great danger for the […] Read More
New Opportunities for Enhanced Security Cooperation Between Australia and India By Dr David Brewster 24 September 2015 The Australia-India relationship has the potential to increase security in the Indian Ocean. Enhanced security cooperation was on the agenda for […] Read More