Artificial Intelligence on the Front Lines By Thom Dixon 03 January 2017 Autonomous technologies are rapidly advancing in multiple industries; from transport to manufacturing, artificial intelligence is gaining steam. Military AI, however, faces a unique […] Read More
Kevin Rudd 03 January 2017 Kevin Rudd is a senior fellow with Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government. He was prime minister of Australian from 2007 […] Read More
China's View of North Korea By Leyang Wang 03 January 2017 While China seeks stability on its periphery, North Korea continues to upset regional security with domestic problems and a nuclear weapons program. Given […] Read More
Michael Day 30 December 2016 Michael Day is a journalist who has worked for daily newspapers in Australia and New Zealand. From 2003-2006 he was the editor of […] Read More
2016 Has Been a Good (or Bad) Year for... 29 December 2016 Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn Chey AM FAIIA-Visiting Professor, University […] Read More
UN Rebuffs Netanyahu and Trump By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 29 December 2016 The United Nations Security Council’s pre-Christmas condemnation of Israel’s construction of settlements in the occupied territories surprised many and infuriated Israel. The move […] Read More
Germany: The Rise of Far-Right Frauke Petry By Professor Klaus Neumann 27 December 2016 In the wake of the pre-Christmas Berlin market attack, German far-right leader Frauke Petry declared “horror has arrived” and that the German Christian tradition was […] Read More
2016: The Year in Queer Rights By Professor Dennis Altman AM 27 December 2016 2016 has not been a great year for queer rights. There has been an increase in discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender […] Read More
Trudeau's First Year in Power By Catherine Tsalikis 27 December 2016 2016 saw the spectacular fall of British Prime Minister David Cameron and the stunning rise of American President-elect Donald Trump. Next year, President […] Read More
Mongolia's World Outlook By Lundeg Purevsuren 27 December 2016 Early in 2016, Australia opened its first embassy in Ulaanbataar, Mongolia. It signifies closer ties between the two countries, which have some similarities, such […] Read More
Strategic Autonomy for the EU By Sem Fabrizi 27 December 2016 In the face of an increasingly contested international order, the European Union is strengthening its security and defence capacities. This progress towards EU strategic autonomy should […] Read More