Sino-Japanese Competition and ASEAN 09 January 2017 One of the most striking features of post-Cold War East Asia has been having China and Japan strong and affluent at the same time […] Read More
Colonialism's Consequences in African Politics By Muhammad Dan Suleiman 09 January 2017 Since the wave of African independence in the 1950s and 60s, African nations have been forced to deal with the consequences of colonialism. […] Read More
What Australia Needs to Do After Trump By John McCarthy AO FAIIA 04 January 2017 The election of Donald Trump brings with it uncertainty about America’s commitment to the current international political architecture. Australia will need to develop contingency plans […] Read More
Muhammad Dan Suleiman 04 January 2017 Muhammed Dan Suleiman is a PhD student at UWA. His research areas include West African politics, transnational insurgencies and global security. Read More
The Case against Gülen By Dr Bruce Mabley 04 January 2017 The Istanbul nightclub attack on New Years Eve appeared to be the culmination of doom, coming on a day all Turks cherish and one […] Read More
Reflections on a Troubled Country and a Troubled World By Kevin Rudd 04 January 2017 We live in a deeply unsettled world, where once again the great questions of war and peace rumble across the international headlines, casually, […] Read More
Preparing for a Biological Weapons Attack By Andrea Lunt 04 January 2017 The recent outbreaks of disease across the developing world have provided a valuable lesson in the harm that could be caused by a biological weapons […] Read More
Japan’s Evolving Defence Posture By Leif-Eric Easley 04 January 2017 Japan is debating formal revision of its ‘Peace Constitution’. Recent legal reinterpretations and new security laws allow the Japanese Self-Defence Forces to do […] Read More
Islam and the International Order By Professor James Piscatori 03 January 2017 Islam is sometimes referred to as being incompatibile with the international state system. This belief is based on events such as the 11 […] Read More
More Economic Uncertainty Hangs over China By Yiping Huang 03 January 2017 Official and unofficial data confirms that the Chinese economy stabilised in the middle of 2016. But there is still a lot of disagreement […] Read More
AIIA Contribution Indonesia-Australia Dialogue 03 January 2017 ASPI 2016 On Tuesday 29 November, AIIA ACT President Bob Lowry participated in the ASPI-FCPI Indonesia-Australia Track 1.5 Lombok Dialogue. The dialogue, which […] Read More