Only Fools Rush In? Disaster Zone Adoptions. Derek Bayley 27 July 2015 In times of disaster, adoptive parents are more likely than ever to open their hearts and their homes to displaced foreign children, hoping […] Read More
AIIA National Conference 2015 24 July 2015 The AIIA’s National Conference 2015 will bring together some of Australia’s leading international affairs experts to address the question “Australian Foreign Policy: Regional […] Read More
The Spectre of Iraq Haunts Republicans 24 July 2015 The race for the White House is a lop-sided affair, with 16 Republican candidates facing Hilary Clinton and four other Democrats. Tom Switzer […] Read More
The MH17 Anniversary Marks Steady Progress Kevin Kelly 22 July 2015 The one year anniversary of the downing of MH17 shows steady progress has been made in the fight for justice. However many questions remain […] Read More
A New Silk Road for a New China By Stjepan Bosnjak 21 July 2015 With an conservatively estimated cost of $US40 billion, Chinese President Xi Jinping has unveiled the PRC’s plans for a New Silk Road, the One […] Read More
Australia and India: Mapping the Journey 1944-2014 By Professor Ian Hall 20 July 2015 Historian of Australian foreign policy and India expert, Meg Gurry provides an engaging account of the ebb and flow of Canberra’s engagement of […] Read More
Zimbabwe: What Happens When Mugabe Goes? Professor Helen Ware 16 July 2015 The great majority of the population of Zimbabwe, a country where half of the population is under twenty and the President has been […] Read More
International Sydney 15 July 2015 Alex Greenwich is an Independent politician and replaced Clover Moore in a 2012 by-election for the seat of Sydney in the New South […] Read More
Australia and Germany: Being Friends is not Enough By Melissa Conley Tyler FAIIA 15 July 2015 Australia and Germany are friends, but something stronger than friendship will be needed, if current attempts to achieve a greater level of co-operation […] Read More
Myanmar: Ethno-Religious Conflict Threatens Transition James Davies 14 July 2015 Mathias Eich/EU,ECHO(2013) Despite the praise that Myanmar’s ‘democratic’ transition continues to receive from Western governments, there is growing evidence that the pace of […] Read More
Taiwan: Still a Potential Source of Conflict in the Asia-Pacific? Jennifer Fang 14 July 2015 NASA (2014) Since 1949, when Chiang Kai-shek and the Kuomintang (KMT) Nationalist Party fled to Taiwan after being […] Read More