Singapore's Elected Presidency Under Fire By Professor Garry Rodan 19 April 2017 Singapore’s election rules, hitherto used to ensure the ongoing rule of the People’s Action Party, are facing criticism from both within and without […] Read More
Diplomacy Key to Creating an Asian Research Area By Professor Kanishka Jayasuriya 18 April 2017 This weekend many Australians and people around the world will march in an international show of support for science. As scientific challenges increasingly require regional and […] Read More
Professor Shafeeq Ghabra 18 April 2017 Shafeeq Ghabra is Professor of Political Science at Kuwait University and founding President of Jusoor Arabiya which focuses on youth leadership programs and […] Read More
Abhijit Singh 18 April 2017 Abhijit Singh is Senior Fellow and Head of Maritime Policy Initiative at the Observer Research Foundation (ORF) in New Delhi. A former Indian […] Read More
A Syrian Solution By Professor Shafeeq Ghabra 18 April 2017 The Syrian government’s latest chemical weapons attack on civilians is a reminder of the regime’s brutal contribution to the Middle East’s ongoing disorder. President Bashar […] Read More
Malaysia: Southeast Asian Peacemaker? By Dr Chanintira na Thalang 18 April 2017 Malaysia and the Philippines are gradually overcoming historical tensions over disputed territory in Sabah. As part of their reconciliation, Malaysia has played the […] Read More
Navigating the New International Disorder 16 April 2017 At Glover Cottages on Tuesday 11 April, we hosted the NSW launch of Navigating the New International Disorder – Australia in World Affairs […] Read More
Vale Euan Crone 12 April 2017 We are deeply saddened by the death on 8th April 2017 of one of the Institute’s great benefactors, Euan John Dalrymple Crone. A […] Read More
Dr Arvo Ott 11 April 2017 Dr. Arvo Ott is Executive Director of the e-Governance Academy in Estonia. Prior to joining the e-Governance Academy, Arvo served as the Head of […] Read More
Marianne Dickie 11 April 2017 Marianne Dickie is a Senior Lecturer in the Migration Law Program at the Australian National University (ANU) College of Law. Marianne is a […] Read More
There are Red Lines and There are Red Lines: Trump's Cheap Shot on Syria By Dr Anthony Billingsley 11 April 2017 The US cruise missile attack on Syria last week may have boosted President Trump’s weak standing at home […] Read More