The Good News Behind EU Migration By Elizabeth Collett 09 June 2017 In 2016 alone, European Union member states granted protection to more than 700,000 asylum seekers. Rather than characterising it as a crisis, the achievement could […] Read More
Strategies for Middle Powers By Dr Christian Downie 09 June 2017 Familiar great and rising powers have the most influence in shaping the international order. With careful strategy and by playing to their strengths, […] Read More
Comey Versus Putin By Tony Kevin 09 June 2017 Before the US Senate Intelligence Committee, former FBI director James Comey accused Russia of interfering in the US presidential election. Almost simultaneously, Vladimir […] Read More
Reading Room: Current Issues in Transitional Justice By Dr Lia Kent 09 June 2017 Judging by the plethora of recent books and academic articles, the field of transitional justice scholarship is booming. A gradual broadening of the […] Read More
Australia and the EU: Working Together for a Common Future By Herman Van Rompuy 05 June 2017 Today’s transnational problems cannot be solved by hiding behind borders. With their shared values, the EU and Australia must and will work together […] Read More
The EU-Australia Relationship: Plus ça Change... By Jacqueline Lo and Dr Annmarie Elijah 05 June 2017 Australia’s relationship with the EU has come a long way but room for improvement remains, including the absence of a formal trade agreement. […] Read More
Australia-EU Cooperation on Security, Foreign Policy and Development By Peter Jennings PSM 05 June 2017 After years of benign neglect, Europe is re-emerging with a higher priority in Australian thinking on security, foreign […] Read More
Trade and Investment between the EU and Australia By The Hon Nick Greiner AC 05 June 2017 A comprehensive free trade agreement between Australia and the EU would not only boost trade and economic opportunities for Australian businesses but also […] Read More
What do Australians Think of the European Union? By Melissa Conley Tyler FAIIA, Dr Alfonso Martinez Arranz and Caroline Karavoulias 05 June 2017 A survey of Australian attitudes toward the European Union shows concerns about Brexit, economic troubles and neighbourhood crises—but also many areas for cooperation, including […] Read More
Stories of EU-Australia Relations By Louise Hand PSM 05 June 2017 To outside observers, the idea of EU-Australia relations can appear abstract. But from winemaking to rocket science, Australians and Europeans are cooperating to […] Read More
Addressing Climate Change to Reap Health Benefits By Dr Lennart Reifels and Annabelle Workman 05 June 2017 After the US announced its withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop, speaking at the EU-Australia Leadership Forum, said she […] Read More