John McCain: A Personal Note By The Hon Kim Beazley AC FAIIA 02 August 2017 Australia has had no better friend in Congress than Senator John McCain. Read More
Associate Professor Matthew Sussex 31 July 2017 Matthew Sussex is an associate professor and the Academic Director at the Australian National University’s National Security College. His main research specialisation is on […] Read More
China-India Border Dispute a Grim Sign for Stability in Asia By Professor Nick Bisley 31 July 2017 The remarkably stable environment which has allowed growth and prosperity to flourish in Asia is threatened by old wounds and emerging powers flexing their muscles. Read More
Need for Improved EU-China Relations in the Belt and Road Era By Alessia Amighini 31 July 2017 Problems with projects such as the Belgrade-Budapest railroad show the need for better EU-China dialogue as the Belt and Road Initiative reaches into Europe. Read More
People’s Liberation Army Turns 90 Amid Modernisation and Reform By Adam Ni 31 July 2017 China aims to transform its military into a cutting-edge force capable of challenging American military supremacy in Asia by 2020. This has major implications for the security environment in Asia. Read More
VIC 31 July 2017 If you would like to make a donation to AIIA Victoria, you may do so via EFT, cheque or credit card. All donations […] Read More
The Prospects for Syria 30 July 2017 Former Australian ambassador to Syria Robert Bowker discussed Syria on 25th July at Glover Cottages. He looked at three aspects: factors that have […] Read More
Lessons from the Andaman Sea Crisis By Elisa Solomon 30 July 2017 Human trafficking is a worldwide problem affecting millions, as recognised this week on the World Day against Trafficking in Persons. Southeast Asia presents a terrible case study of trafficking and its tragic consequences. Read More
AIIA Hosts Roundtable Dialogue with the China Institute of International Studies 28 July 2017 The Australian Institute of International Affairs held a roundtable discussion with the Ambassador Su Ge and a delegation […] Read More
Australia-Japan Youth Dialogue 28 July 2017 The AIIA was pleased to be involved in the inaugural Australia Japan Youth Dialogue in Melbourne. This independent, non-partisan initiative convened emerging Australian […] Read More
Five Eyes and the Perils of an Asymmetric Alliance By Professor Andrew O’Neil 27 July 2017 Five Eyes is the oldest and most prominent intelligence alliance in the world. But does Australia’s membership in the alliance expose it to undue influence by US interests? Read More