Should Australia sign the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons? 10 October 2019 On Tuesday 1 October Abbey Dorian, James Dunn and Jasmine Brinsmead (affirmative) and Toby Warden, Ludmilla Nunell and […] Read More
The Morrison Doctrine By John McCarthy AO FAIIA 09 October 2019 International relations would be good fun if we could cherry-pick the sort of globalism we liked and reject the sort which we did not. But we can’t. Read More
Arms Control Round Table 07 October 2019 On Thursday 26 September AIIA NSW hosted a lunch-time round table with Marc Finaud, former French Consul-General in Sydney (2000 to 2004) and now […] Read More
Book Launch: An Outline of International Law 04 October 2019 On 24 September 2019, former international law diplomat Dr Dominique De Stoop launched his new book and addressed AIIA NSW on the current […] Read More
Ludmilla Nunell 02 October 2019 Ludmilla Nunell is a current intern at the NSW Division of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. She has just completed a Bachelor […] Read More
Navigating Economic Integration amidst US-China Strategic Competition and Rising Uncertainties By Dr Karen Pitakdumrongkit 01 October 2019 Over the past 52 years, ASEAN coined various initiatives which have contributed to regional economic integration. Against the backdrop of rising US-China strategic competition, is the Organization able to help the ASEAN member states further pursue their economic integration? Read More
A Revolutionary Evolution: Civil-Military Integration in China By Toby Warden 01 October 2019 Civil military integration in China predated Xi Jinping. Understanding this is crucial for effective management of the Sino-US relationship. Read More
Toby Warden 01 October 2019 Toby Warden is a Bachelor of International Studies student at the University of Sydney. He is also a current Intern at the NSW […] Read More
It Takes Two to Tango: China and Argentina Are Becoming Closer Than Ever By Ludmilla Nunell 01 October 2019 China is turning to science and technology diplomacy to win over one of its most distant partners. Read More
New Agendas for a New Era: The AIIA National Conference 2019 Australian Institute of International Affairs 26 September 2019 Experts will be tackling new and emerging international issues in an Australian context at the October 14 AIIA National Conference 2019. Sino-American rivalry, technological development and environmental concerns are up for discussion. Read More
Something Will Have to Give By Colin Chapman FAIIA 26 September 2019 Parliament is back in session in the United Kingdom. But the nation's embattled prime minister seems as determined as ever to push through Brexit. Read More