Future of Navy Modernisation: An Interview With Rear Admiral Mark Campbell By Serge DeSilva-Ranasinghe 30 July 2014 The Royal Australian Navy today is headed towards a challenging era replete with the introduction of new capabilities […] Read More
Future of Navy Modernisation: An Interview With Rear Admiral Mark Campbell 30 July 2014 The Royal Australian Navy today is headed towards a challenging era replete with the introduction of new capabilities […] Read More
In War, Civilians are Paying the Highest Price Andrea Lunt 29 July 2014 Despite the fact that international humanitarian law is meant to protect civilians in armed conflict situations, civilian casualties in Gaza, Afghanistan and Iraq […] Read More
In War, Civilians are Paying the Highest Price Andrea Lunt 29 July 2014 Despite the fact that international humanitarian law is meant to protect civilians in armed conflict situations, civilian casualties in Gaza, Afghanistan and Iraq […] Read More
Issues Brief Colin Chapman 28 July 2014 Two global issues continue to dominate world affairs – the aftermath of the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight 17 by Moscow-backed rebels in […] Read More
Foreign Policy Foundations: Ethiopia’s Contribution to Regional Peace and Security Abebe Aynete 28 July 2014 While Ethiopia has a reputation as one of East Africa’s most vulnerable nations in recent years its rapid […] Read More
G20: Through the Eyes of China Ren Xiao 25 July 2014 China sees the G20 as a major tool in global economic governance and as a means to strengthen the representation of developing economies […] Read More
Deep Field: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Aid Relief 24 July 2014 AIIA Victoria is pleased to welcome Tom Bamforth to share his stories and analysis of Australian and International aid policies. Mc Bamforth’s recently […] Read More Play
Indonesian Democracy Takes Major Step Forward as Jokowi Declared Winner Andrew Manners 24 July 2014 With the announcement that Joko Widodo has won the recent presidential election, Indonesiaʼs young democracy has taken a […] Read More
Issues Brief Colin Chapman 23 July 2014 Britain’s prime minister, David Cameron, has been accused of double standards with his arguments that further sanctions should be imposed on Russia because […] Read More
The Carbon Tax Repeal: Trading Off Australia's Future? Eva Brockschmidt 23 July 2014 The recent repeal by Australia of the carbon tax has drawn strong international criticism. Late last week, Prime Minister Tony Abbott made good one […] Read More