Libya: A State in Play By Dr Anthony Billingsley 12 April 2019 As foreign interests continue to play a major role in Libya, Khalifa Haftar and his Libyan National Army are advancing on Tripoli. Read More
Why Australia Shouldn’t Overreact to China in the Pacific By Dr Pichamon Yeophantong and Dr Luke Fletcher 11 April 2019 Australia is misguided in its concerns over China’s expansion and “debt-trap diplomacy” in the Pacific. Read More
Indonesia-Australia Trade Deal Could Help Sandbag Relationship Against Elections, Politics By Matthew Busch 10 April 2019 The free trade agreement between Australia and Indonesia could help to stabilise the bilateral relationship if the political winds shift again. Read More
Australian Resilience to Election Interference By Ivana Troselj 02 April 2019 Reports of foreign election interference in the US, UK, and EU have brought our own vulnerability under closer examination. But do we have a sound understanding of what it all means? Read More
ISIS Foreign Fighters and the International Criminal Court By Stuart McLintock 23 March 2019 There is potential for ISIS foreign fighters captured in Syria to be tried by the International Criminal Court. Read More
Podcasts 23 March 2019 Lurching Toward Normalcy: Insurrection, Inauguration, Impeachment with Professor Gordon Flake Recorded on the 25th of February While we were watching the insurgency on […] Read More
Algerian Protests: A Popular Movement Against an Ailing President By William Fisher 19 March 2019 President Bouteflika has now bowed to protesters’ demands and withdrawn his candidacy, but he still remains in office and has postponed the presidential elections. Read More
Japanese Immigration: A High Stakes Gamble By Shihoko Goto 18 March 2019 The quotas for Japan's two new visa categories are low by global standards, but the demographic realities in the country mean they may open the door for further immigration reform. Read More
What the Global Left is Getting Wrong on Venezuela By Henry Storey 17 March 2019 Elements of the global left have contested Western recognition of the opposition leader Juan Guaidó as Venezuela’s interim president. Read More
Health and Human Security Challenges in Asia: New Agendas for Strengthening Regional Health Governance By Professor Mely Caballero-Anthony 17 March 2019 The expanding regional and global health agenda should compel ASEAN to work towards a more comprehensive human security approach to health. Read More
Dr Matt Killingsworth 13 March 2019 Dr Matt Killingsworth is a senior lecturer in International Relations at the University of Tasmania. He is co-editor of Violence and the State […] Read More