Issues Brief Colin Chapman 02 June 2014 Travellers to Thailand would be well advised to keep an eye on DFAT’s latest updates. There is a curfew between midnight and 4.00 […] Read More
Second Asia Think Tank Summit Tokyo, Japan 20-22 May 2014 02 June 2014 The Australian Institute of International Affairs was represented at the Second Asia Think Tank Summit by National Vice President, Zara Kimpton OAM. The […] Read More
ASEAN, Indonesia Aiming to Establish Historic Economic Community by 2015 Andrew Manners 02 June 2014 Further integration as part of the proposed ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), set to be launched in 2015, will […] Read More
Indo-Pak Relations: Sharif’s Right Move at the Right Time By Lindsay Hughes 02 June 2014 The decision by Pakistani Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, to attend the swearing-in of Indian Prime Minister-elect, Narendra Modi, despite opposition from the Pakistani […] Read More
Call for Papers 27 May 2014 Exploring the Latin America-Asia Pacific Nexus 10-11 September 2014 The 2014 Latin American and the Shifting Sands of Global Power Conference held by […] Read More
Fay Gale Lecture 27 May 2014 Professor Jacqui True Professor of Politics & International Relations at the School of Social Sciences, Monash University, is giving the Fay Gale lecture […] Read More
China's Borders: Settlements and Conflicts reviewer Professor Stuart Harris 27 May 2014 Neville Maxwell has long been known to specialists as a London Times reporter at the time of the India-China war in 1962 over […] Read More
China's Borders: Settlements and Conflicts reviewer Professor Stuart Harris 27 May 2014 Neville Maxwell has long been known to specialists as a London Times reporter at the time of the India-China war in 1962 over […] Read More
Issues Brief Colin Chapman 27 May 2014 Ukrainians have backed industrialist Petro Poroshenko to get their country out of the mess it is in, but the oligarch – affectionately known […] Read More
Issues Brief Colin Chapman 27 May 2014 Ukrainians have backed industrialist Petro Poroshenko to get their country out of the mess it is in, but the oligarch – affectionately known […] Read More
Post-Conflict Memorialisation in Rwanda and South Africa 26 May 2014 By Bianca De Bortoli The process of memorialisation takes place in various forms. Often serving as a reminder of a tragic past, post-conflict […] Read More