The Mexican Drug Trade and Australia By Dr Daniel Baldino and Dr Anthea McCarthy-Jones 21 September 2016 Mexican drug cartels are responsible for a lot of the drug trade across the Asia-Pacific and into Australia. They are at the centre of a dark network […] Read More
AIIA-ACRI-Chinese Association for International Understanding Roundtable 2016 20 September 2016 The Australian Institute of International Affairs and the Australia-China Relations Institute jointly held a roundtable discussion with a […] Read More
Australia, Singapore and the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership: further room for improvement 20 September 2016 In May this year, Australia and Singapore finalised negotiations surrounding the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP), an agreement designed […] Read More
A rethink on Australia’s live export trade 20 September 2016 If Australians truly want livestock to receive humane treatment in our export destinations, we must forego threats to ban the trade and be […] Read More
Revisiting the language of climate change 20 September 2016 Are Australian politicians hindering meaningful emissions reductions through poor framing of the climate change dilemma? The science is resoundingly conclusive. Global temperatures are […] Read More
World Leaders Tackle Antimicrobial Resistance By Anna George 19 September 2016 If you are not already concerned about the rise in antimicrobial resistance undermining the world’s precious antibiotics, this week’s discussion at the United […] Read More
Islam, ISIS and Global Politics By Professor James Piscatori 19 September 2016 If religion is considered relevant at all to international relations, it is thought marginal at best and aberrant at worst. In conflict situations […] Read More
Japan's Glass Ceiling By Elisa Solomon 19 September 2016 In August 2016, Tokyo elected its first female governor, Yuriko Koike. However, despite Yuriko earlier serving as the defence minister in Prime Minister Shinzo […] Read More
Japan's Glass Ceiling 19 September 2016 In August 2016, Tokyo elected its first female governor, Yuriko Koike. However, despite Yuriko earlier serving as the defence minister in Prime Minister Shinzo […] Read More
Anna George 19 September 2016 Anna George is a former Australian ambassador, adjunct professor at the Sir Walter Murdoch School of Public Policy and International Affairs at Murdoch […] Read More
Turnbull's First Pacific Islands Forum By Jenny Hayward-Jones 15 September 2016 Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull attended his first Pacific Islands Forum leaders’ meeting in remote Pohnpei, capital of the Federated States of Micronesia, late […] Read More