Trump Repealism Rolls Back Obama’s Cuba Reforms By Dr Ruth Adler 06 July 2017 Donald Trump’s push to repeal many of the Obama administration’s foreign policy initiatives has extended to the landmark lifting of the embargo against Cuba. […] Read More
International Careers Conference 05 July 2017 Produced by Daniel Marinopoulos The International Careers Conference (ICC) is one of AIIA Victoria’s major annual events. It is designed to give students […] Read More
Modi’s Landmark Visit to Israel 03 July 2017 Narendra Modi’s visit to Israel this week is the first ever by an Indian prime minister. It’s a result of India’s pragmatic new […] Read More
HE Roderick Brazier 03 July 2017 Roderick Brazier is Australia’s High Commissioner to Solomon Islands. Before his appointment in December 2016, Mr Brazier was Deputy Director-General of the Office […] Read More
Donate 03 July 2017 As a not-for-profit organisation that does not receive any government funding, AIIA for Western Australia Inc. owes an enormous debt of gratitude to […] Read More
Quarterly Access - Winter Editorial Nina Roxburgh and Tamara Tubakovic 02 July 2017 Michael Coghlan/flickr Welcome readers, to the latest issue of Quarterly Access Volume 10. It is with great pleasure that I announce a big […] Read More
Looking Into: Australia’s Approach to LGBTIQ Asylum Seekers and Refugees By Jasmine Dawson 02 July 2017 Darwin Bell/ Flickr The treatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and queer (LGBTIQ) asylum seekers and refugees […] Read More
A Path to Social Inclusion in a Multicultural Australia Vivian Rivera 02 July 2017 vapourtrails/flickr With substantial population flows across and between national boundaries and societies, the issue of social inclusion is growing in complexity. Migration trends […] Read More
Migrant Smuggling into Malaysia: Lessons from the Andaman Sea Crisis Elisa Solomon 02 July 2017 Naval Surface Warriors/flickr The 2015 Humanitarian Crisis In May 2015, the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal witnessed […] Read More
Is Chinese Meritocracy the New Black? Book Review: The China Model: Political Meritocracy and the Limits of Democracy, Daniel Bell Cait Kelly 02 July 2017 AK Rockefeller/flickr In the beginning, there was Deng Since 1978, when Deng Xiaoping, China’s Vice Premier and military […] Read More