Why Some Regimes Are More Authoritarian Than Others By Walid Jumblatt Abdullah 03 February 2017 Malaysia and Singapore are lauded as successful examples of newly independent states that should be emulated by Third World countries. At the same […] Read More
Russell Trood: A Voice for the National Interest By Professor James Cotton FAIIA 03 February 2017 The death of Russell Trood took from Australia a well-respected academic, senator and foreign policy mind. His foreign policy approach, based on the concept of national interest, […] Read More
Russell Trood: A Voice for the National Interest 03 February 2017 The death of Russell Trood took from Australia a well-respected academic, senator and foreign policy mind. His foreign policy approach, based on the concept of national interest, […] Read More
Security Tensions in East Asia By Marine Colonel (Rtd) Grant Newsham 02 February 2017 East Asia is full of tensions including territorial disputes, military build-up and the legacy of past conflict. As Australia increases its capabilities it should keep […] Read More
Dhruva Jaishankar 02 February 2017 Dhruva Jaishankar is Fellow for Foreign Policy at the Brookings Institution India Center in New Delhi. He was a Transatlantic fellow with the […] Read More
Rescuing Governor Ahok By Robert Lowry 02 February 2017 In November last year, the Indonesian government was surprised by the scale and fervour of the demonstrations in Jakarta demanding the jailing of […] Read More
China is India's Greatest Strategic Challenge By Dhruva Jaishankar 02 February 2017 With the world’s two most populous nations in close proximity, tensions are bound to arise. Competition between China and India is fierce on economic […] Read More
Nava Nuraniyah 01 February 2017 Nava Nuraniyah is an analyst at the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict (IPAC), Jakarta. Before joining IPAC in 2015, she worked as a researcher on […] Read More
Five Eyes as an Economic Alliance? By The Hon Dr Wayne Mapp 01 February 2017 It is very easy to focus on the challenges that will be posed by the Trump Administration; there is no doubt they will […] Read More
Marine Colonel (Rtd) Grant Newsham 01 February 2017 US Marine Colonel (Ret’d) Grant Newsham was the first US Marine liaison officer to the Japan Self-Defence Force and is currently senior research […] Read More
Timor-Leste Plays Hardball on Greater Sunrise By Dr Rebecca Strating 01 February 2017 For nearly two decades the bilateral relationship between Australia and Timor-Leste has been marked by disputed maritime boundary claims in the Timor Sea. […] Read More