Quarterly Access - Spring Editorial 15 October 2017 Mostafa Meraji/Wikimedia.org Last month was the annual International Careers Conference held by the AIIA Victorian branch. I was able to attend and was […] Read More
Quarterly Access - Spring Editorial 15 October 2017 Last month was the annual International Careers Conference held by the AIIA Victorian branch. I was able to attend and was met by […] Read More
The State of Chinese-Australian Relations 12 October 2017 At Glover Cottages on Thursday 12 October 2017, AIIA NSW hosted a visiting Chinese delegation to discuss the state of bilateral relations. The […] Read More
The State of Elections Worldwide 11 October 2017 On Tuesday 10th of October at the Glover Cottages, Dr Max Grömping, a research fellow at the University of Sydney, discussed the global […] Read More
Nobel Prize Recognises Wisdom of Australian Anti-Nuclear Group By Dr Helen Caldicott 11 October 2017 Earlier this week, the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, which began in Australia. Read More
North Korea: Kim Yo Jong Joins the Family Firm By Professor James Cotton FAIIA 11 October 2017 North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has appointed his sister Kim Yo Jong to a position of power, further solidifying the family dynasty and signalling that he is here to stay. Read More
Let them Speak: Australian Values and Chinese Students By Professor James Laurenceson 11 October 2017 If Australia insists only Chinese student voices critical of their government are authentic, a majority will be alienated and this would be an affront to Australian values. Read More
Internationalising Australian Higher Education By Professor Margaret Gardner AO 11 October 2017 Australia is reaping the benefits of an increasingly internationalised education sector, not only economically, but also socially and in international relations. Read More
A New Hope in Japan? By Dr Bryce Wakefield 11 October 2017 The sudden emergence of a new political party has complicated Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s plans for an easy election. What will the post-election political landscape look like? Read More
Building an Antibiotic Resistance Toolkit By Anna George 11 October 2017 With the launch of the new Indo-Pacific Health Security Initiative, Australia is taking antimicrobial resistance seriously as it seeks strengthen the region against disease outbreaks. Read More
Peace and Conflict Between Afghanistan and Pakistan By Professor Amin Saikal AM FASSA 11 October 2017 The unpredictability of relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan is being worsened by internal political disputes and outside interference. What are the prospects for peace? Read More Play