Dr Terry Narramore 03 May 2019 Dr Terry Narramore is a lecturer in International Relations at the University of Tasmania. Read More
The Putin-Kim Summit: Nuclear Politics, Sanctions and the Infrastructure Prize By Dr Benjamin Habib 02 May 2019 The summit between Russian President Vladamir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Vladivostok on the 25 April saw both leaders chasing their geo-strategic goals in Northeast Asia. Read More
Spanish Elections: A Resurgent Victory for Pedro Sanchez By Dr Lara Anderson 02 May 2019 Spain’s incumbent socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez was returned to office on 28 April. Read More
Australia’s Growing Asian Minority: The Impact on Foreign Policy By Professor Derek McDougall 02 May 2019 Certain commentators have argued that immigration intakes will eventually start to shape the foreign policy of a recipient country. But in the case of Australia and its growing Asian minority, adaptation has been slow to occur, with some decisions actually being contrary to what one would expect from more Asia-sensitive governments. Read More
After the Easter Bombings, Sri Lanka Needs Effective Initiatives for Countering Violent Extremism By Zahrah Imtiaz, Dr DB Subedi and Dr Muttukrishna Sarvananthan 02 May 2019 In the aftermath of the Easter bombings, Sri Lanka will require effective initiatives for countering violent extremism. Read More
Bonded but not Embedded: Trust in Australia-Indonesia Relations, Keating and Suharto to Turnbull and Jokowi By Sian Troath 28 April 2019 An examination of the Keating-Suharto era reveals that trusting leadership relations are highly valuable for the development of trust in bilateral relations. Read More
Henry Reynolds FAHA FASSA 25 April 2019 Henry Reynolds FAHA FASSA is a historian whose research focuses on frontier conflict in Australia between European settlers and indigenous Australians. He is […] Read More
Anzac Day By Henry Reynolds FAHA FASSA 25 April 2019 As we commemorate Anzac Day for another year, its national significance is reaffirmed. But we are so familiar with the accustomed ritual and rhetoric that it escapes critical scrutiny. And its sanctity places it outside the reach of sceptical inspection. Read More
Reading Room: Our Time Has Come By Dr Meg Gurry 24 April 2019 Alyssa Ayres’ Our Time Has Come: How India is Making its Place in the World is an ambitious, evidence-packed and tightly argued celebration of India’s economic and political rise. Read More
Is Peace Possible in Afghanistan? 17 April 2019 On Tuesday 16th April, Professor Theo Farrell, Executive Dean of Law, Humanities and the Arts at the University of Wollongong, addressed the Institute […] Read More
The Trump-Bolsonaro Strategic Alignment By Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann 13 April 2019 Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has found natural allies for strategic alliances in President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu. Read More