Turkish View Remains Neglected in our Understanding of Gallipoli Erdem Koç 08 April 2015 Turkey’s losses during the First World War should not be forgotten. There was a moment in Russell Crowe’s latest […] Read More
World Health Day Focus: Collaborative Research Aims to Improve the Health of Women and Children in Papua New Guinea Eliette Dupré-Husser, Dr Chris Morgan and Dr Michelle Hendel 07 April 2015 Burnet Institute’s collaborative research approach is a powerful means to promote evidence-based public health policies and as a […] Read More
World Health Day Focus: The Global Fight Against TB The Global Fund 07 April 2015 On World Health Day (7 April 2015), the Global Fund reports on the continuing battle against tuberculosis, in Honduras, Myanmar, the Philippines and […] Read More
Austrade: Plaything or Perpetual Performer? Bruno Mascitelli 07 April 2015 Despite being Australia’s primary government export facilitator, Austrade remains vulnerable to government policy or budgetary changes. The Australian Trade Commission, or Austrade, came […] Read More
Australia and the World: A Festschrift for Neville Meaney By Professor Peter Boyce AO 06 April 2015 The editors of this handsomely produced volume pay tribute to an Australian historian of foreign policy whose long career at Sydney University has […] Read More
America's East Asian Alliance Troubles 03 April 2015 A Presentation by Professor Richard Tanter Viewed from Washington, East Asia now comes under the heading of ‘trouble’. The Australian Institute of International […] Read More Play
Wattle We Eat for Dinner? Rob Francis, World Vision 02 April 2015 How Australian acacias can help in the fight against hunger and poverty in developing countries. “August 1984, Niger Republic, West Africa: The rains […] Read More
Yemen, a Conflict of Layered Complexity By Chris Farnham 02 April 2015 Yemen, existing on the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, has seen generations of conflict and upheaval. The current conflict in Yemen is layered with […] Read More
Corporations, Sovereignty and Trade Agreements Craig Emerson, Australia’s former Trade Minister 01 April 2015 With excitement building up about the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Australia’s former Trade Minister Craig Emerson discusses Investor State Dispute Settlement. The right of a […] Read More
Buhari Wins – But the New President of Nigeria Faces an Enormous Challenge Catherine Gegout 01 April 2015 Nigeria’s newly elected president, General Muhammadu Buhari, faces challenging political and economic circumstances. Nigerians have chosen General Muhammadu Buhari, a […] Read More
Sport – A Tool for International Diplomacy By Sebastian McLellan 30 March 2015 Australian sport has had a major international boost this year, with historic wins in the Asia Cup and the Cricket World Cup. The […] Read More