New Year, New Troubles in Europe? By Colin Chapman FAIIA 14 December 2016 Europe has experienced another difficult year by virtue of economic challenges and political upheaval. The UK, Italy and Austria have all changed leaders […] Read More
Building Stronger Indo-Pacific Partnerships By Dr Jennifer Moroney 14 December 2016 Regional partnerships across the Indo-Pacific are commonly viewed as a way for Australia to pursue its objectives of security, prosperity and growth. So […] Read More
Bruce Stokes 13 December 2016 Bruce Stokes is director of global economic attitudes at the Pew Research Center in Washington DC. Read More
Japan and South Korea Draw Closer By Tom Murphy 13 December 2016 After a four-year hiatus, Japan and South Korea have finally signed a pact to directly share military intelligence on North Korea. Previously, they […] Read More
Australia's Prospects on China's New Silk Road By Jean Dong and Xu Wang 13 December 2016 The economies of Australia and China are highly complementary and both countries enjoy a good and productive economic relationship. The upgrading of diplomatic […] Read More
Tom Murphy 12 December 2016 Tom Murphy is a public sector advisor specialising in Asia-Pacific security, and is the Australia program manager of the Washington-based Stratcon Initiative. He is […] Read More
Reading Room: The Gatekeepers of Australian Foreign Policy By Mike Fogarty 12 December 2016 Australian diplomacy is now a fertile field with an institutional history spanning more than 80 years. Authors no longer plough a lonely furrow. […] Read More
Former Peter Nygh intern Brooke Adele Marshall receives Hague Academy Diploma of Private International Law 09 December 2016 2013 Nygh Internship award ceremony, from left to right: Caitlyn Byrne (AIIA), Captain Kasper Kuiper (Netherlands Consul in […] Read More
The Trump Effect and Australia By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 07 December 2016 Every change of administration in Washington produces a reset in American foreign policy. Depending on whether the new president is from the same […] Read More
John Key's Foreign Policy Legacy By The Hon Dr Wayne Mapp 07 December 2016 New Zealand Prime Minister John Key surprised everyone when he resigned this week. He has been consistently popular over the last eight years […] Read More
Beyond Baggies and Bogans in Bali By Professor Tim Lindsey AO FAIIA 07 December 2016 Last month’s strange incident involving Jamie Murphy and a bag of white powder in Kuta was the latest in a steady stream of Australians getting into trouble […] Read More