Women in Australia’s International Affairs 02 April 2014 Decades after formal barriers were removed, women remain demonstrably underrepresented in senior positions in Australia’s international affairs. A number of barriers remain which […] Read More
Wrestling with Asia: A Memoir reviewer David Costello 01 April 2014 Feared, admired and often lampooned, Bartholomew Augustine Santamaria was a powerful figure in Australian political and intellectual circles from the 1930s until his […] Read More
Wrestling with Asia: A Memoir reviewer David Costello 01 April 2014 Feared, admired and often lampooned, Bartholomew Augustine Santamaria was a powerful figure in Australian political and intellectual circles from the 1930s until his […] Read More
Issues Brief Colin Chapman 31 March 2014 Can the military restore order in Egypt? Field Marshall Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has quit his military post to run officially for the presidency. […] Read More
Syria: humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate Leonard Blazeby 29 March 2014 It is now three years since the Syria conflict began and the humanitarian situation for millions of people across the country is catastrophic […] Read More
Australia and the European Union: Beyond the Framework Treaty Donald Kenyon and Pierre van der Eng 26 March 2014 Australia is pursuing significant trade agreements with its Asian neighbours under the mandate of ‘economic diplomacy’, yet is missing out on opportunities through […] Read More
Australia and the European Union: Beyond the Framework Treaty Donald Kenyon and Pierre van der Eng 26 March 2014 Australia is pursuing significant trade agreements with its Asian neighbours under the mandate of ‘economic diplomacy’, yet is missing out on opportunities through […] Read More
Ambassador Rajiv Bhatia on Australia-India Relations 24 March 2014 Ambassador Rajiv K. Bhatia, Director General, Indian Council of World Affairs shares his insights on Australia-India relations. Ambassador Bhatia was the head of […] Read More
Australia-Hong Kong FTA Not A Secondary Priority 24 March 2014 By Charles Pym As late as May 2013, the Australian government was bluntly ignoring requests from the government of Hong Kong to explore […] Read More
Bridging the Global Infrastructure Gap 24 March 2014 By Nicholas Taylor The world continues to experience chronic infrastructure shortages in both developed and developing nations. The global ‘infrastructure gap’ – the […] Read More
The UNSC & Women: On the Effectiveness of Resolution 1325 24 March 2014 By Talitha O’Connor United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (UNSCR-1325) was considered a landmark resolution, the first to be made on women, peace, […] Read More