The 1917 Revolution Still Resonates in Modern Russia By Dr Kirill Nourzhanov 19 June 2017 One hundred years after the Russian revolution, the Bolsheviks’ historical legacy remains highly politicised. Some backers of Putin argue that, without his guiding […] Read More
Myanmar Political Reform: A Slow But Steady Transformation By Trevor Wilson 19 June 2017 The lack of a clear campaign agenda for Myanmar’s National League for Democracy in the 2015 elections has slowed the subsequent reform process. But with […] Read More
Australian Journal of International Affairs impact continues to grow 19 June 2017 The AIIA is proud to announce that the Australian Journal of International Affairs (AJIA) has performed very strongly […] Read More
Trump's US has Abdicated Global Leadership By The Hon Gareth Evans AC QC FAIIA 15 June 2017 Former Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Gareth Evans says the US forfeited its role as world leader earlier this month. Against the background of ongoing […] Read More
#GuptaLeaks: South Africa Opens New Investigation Into State Graft By Elizabeth Sidiropoulos 15 June 2017 This week South Africa’s public protector announced there would be a new investigation into the #GuptaLeaks allegations of […] Read More
The Roots of the Qatar-Saudi Arabia Dispute By Dr Anthony Billingsley 15 June 2017 Saudi Arabia and several neighbours have imposed heavy economic sanctions on Qatar over its alleged support for extremist groups. Even if a short-term […] Read More
AIIA National Conference 2017 14 June 2017 AIIA National Conference: Foreign Policy in an Uncertain World Monday 16 October 2017 | Hotel Realm, Canberra The AIIA’s National Conference, Australia’s premier […] Read More
The Strange Life and Death of the UK Independence Party By Nicholas Morieson 12 June 2017 With UKIP’s purpose achieved in securing Britain’s exit from the EU, voters have abandoned the party. Yet concerns about migration, free trade and […] Read More
Britain Heading for Political Mayhem By Colin Chapman FAIIA 09 June 2017 Prime minister Theresa May has lost her gamble in calling a general election. She was seeking to enhance her authority in upcoming Brexit […] Read More
How to Save the Shangri-La Dialogue By Professor Kai He 09 June 2017 It was a sign of the Shangri-La Dialogue’s declining relevance when China sent a low-level delegation and India no delegation at all to […] Read More
EU-Australia Leadership Forum 09 June 2017 More than 160 senior and emerging leaders from the EU and Australia gathered in Sydney from 2 June to 6 June for the […] Read More