ASEAN Fragmented on Rohingya Crisis By Rashi Yadav 14 January 2017 Foreign ministers from the Association of South East Asian Nations met in Yangon late last year to discuss Myanmar’s Rohingya crisis. The meeting […] Read More
Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor 13 January 2017 Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor is a Kenyan writer, who was named “Woman of the Year” by Eve Magazine in 2004 for her contribution to […] Read More
Vale: Professor Russell Trood FAIIA 12 January 2017 We are saddened to write that former AIIA Queensland President and AIIA Fellow, Professor Russell Trood, passed away on January 9 at the […] Read More
Australia's New Consular Diplomacy By Alex Oliver 11 January 2017 Globalising forces have stimulated a rapid expansion in overseas travel by Australians. As a result, Australia’s diplomats have struggled with a burgeoning consular […] Read More
Dealing with China and the US: Four Strategies for 2017 By The Hon Dr Wayne Mapp 11 January 2017 Australia and New Zealand have a vital interest in the relationship that the new Trump Administration will have with Beijing. Both countries, along […] Read More
Jihadist Threat in 2017 By Dr Haroro J Ingram 11 January 2017 In the first week of the new year, ISIS’s online magazine Rumiyah’s fifth issue again instructed Western supporters to attack at home. In the […] Read More
Jihadist Threat in 2017 11 January 2017 In the first week of the new year, ISIS’s online magazine Rumiyah’s fifth issue again instructed Western supporters to attack at home. In the […] Read More
Nuclear Weapons and the Future of Humanity By Natalya Wells 11 January 2017 Global discussion on nuclear weapons has evolved from debating their role in military and security strategy to understanding the humanitarian consequences of their […] Read More
Grillo’s Unlikely Push against Euroscepticism By Dr Giovanni Di Lieto 10 January 2017 With an unexpected and ultimately unsuccessful initiative on 8 January, the founder and charismatic leader of Italy’s 5-Star Movement, Beppe Grillo, launched a […] Read More
European Security: Has Trump Reshuffled the Cards? By Professor Sven Biscop 10 January 2017 “I think NATO may be obsolete.” When Donald Trump spoke these words during the US presidential election campaign, he most likely had only […] Read More
Zimbabwe is Increasingly Looking East By Tinashe Jakwa 09 January 2017 Zimbabwe’s contemporary foreign policy has been coloured by anti-imperialist proclamations that the country will never be a colony again. These proclamations have been […] Read More