The Soviet Union's Long Shadow By Monica Attard 01 February 2017 In the 25 years since the collapse of the USSR, the West’s relations with the largest nation on Earth have once again slowly […] Read More
Monica Attard 31 January 2017 Monica Attard OAM is a renowned Australian journalist and the winner of five Walkley Awards including the 1991 Gold Walkley Award. She was honoured […] Read More
World Leaders Stranded by Trump Travel Bans By Rishi Gulati 31 January 2017 On Saturday night, US courts commenced the work of ensuring that President Trump’s extraordinary exercise of executive power is kept in check. Given […] Read More
Reading Room: Twitter and Jihad By Nava Nuraniyah 31 January 2017 How did terrorists get so tech-savvy? What is it about the Islamic State’s social media communication that managed to attract thousands of fighters […] Read More
Saving the Euro While Rebooting Italian Economy By Pedro Sousa 31 January 2017 Under the guidance of Finance Minister Pier Carlo Padoan, Italy has arguably been the only government battling against Germany for the recalibration of […] Read More
Risky Business: The Price of Thai Rice By Tristan Kenderdine 30 January 2017 Agricultural production in Thailand is the bedrock of both economic and rural development strategies. The ascension of Maha Vajiralongkorn as Phra Rama X […] Read More
AIIA Ranked Top Think Tank in Southeast Asia 27 January 2017 Friday, 27 January 2017 The Australian Institute of International Affairs has been ranked the top think tank in Southeast Asia and the Pacific […] Read More
Indonesia's Inconvenient Truths By Professor Tim Lindsey AO FAIIA 26 January 2017 Concerns regarding Australian military teaching materials and remarks uncovered late last year have placed strain on relations with Indonesia. The strange affair of our […] Read More
Realising Australia's Foreign Policy Potential By Professor Mark Beeson 26 January 2017 The Australian government is in the process of developing its first foreign policy white paper since 2003, intended to guide Australian policymakers over […] Read More
Realising Australia's Foreign Policy Potential 26 January 2017 The Australian government is in the process of developing its first foreign policy white paper since 2003, intended to guide Australian policymakers over […] Read More
India's Republic Day: Modi at Midterm By Dr Kimberley Layton 26 January 2017 On this day in 1950, the Indian constitution came into effect creating the world’s largest democracy. In 2017 there will be legislative elections […] Read More