Dr Lowell Bautista 18 July 2016 Dr Lowell Bautista is a senior lecturer at the School of Law and a staff member at the Australian National Centre for Ocean […] Read More
AIIA hosts dialogue on South China Sea 18 July 2016 On Thursday 14 July the AIIA hosted an intimate dialogue on South China Sea issues between a visiting delegation from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and […] Read More
Philippines' Muted Jubilation on Tribunal Ruling By Dr Lowell Bautista 18 July 2016 On 12 July, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague rejected China’s claims of having historic title or rights over the South China Sea. […] Read More
Child Security in Asia: The impact of armed conflict in Cambodia and Myanmar By Dr Mhairi Cowden 17 July 2016 As Hillary Clinton graces the news daily during the presidential campaign, I am reminded of the words she wrote […] Read More
Renewed Fighting in South Sudan By Rhonda Gossen 17 July 2016 Violence has broken out again this month in South Sudan. Here’s what you need to know. Since South Sudan gained independence from Sudan […] Read More
Attack in Nice Begs the Question: Why France? By Professor Philomena Murray 16 July 2016 A terrible tragedy occurred on the night of 14 July in Nice when Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel drove a 19-tonne truck through hundreds of people […] Read More
Why China Rejects Tribunal Ruling By Dr Ruan Zongze 15 July 2016 On 12 July, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague rejected China’s claims of having historic title or historic rights over most of the […] Read More
Beijing's Heavy Defeat in the South China Sea Ruling By Anthony Bergin 14 July 2016 The Philippines has achieved a complete and sweeping legal victory. However without the power to enforce the decision, the key question will be how the ruling will […] Read More
The Chilcot Report: what it means for Australia 14 July 2016 Dr Judith Betts is an academic at the University of Sydney with a distinguished career in the Commonwealth public service. On 12 July […] Read More
NATO Summit: Collective Defence and Nuclear Deterrence By Dr Stephan Frühling 14 July 2016 When the NATO heads of state and government convened in Wales in 2014 following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, their meeting was widely heralded […] Read More
A More Humane Australian Foreign Policy By Professor Dennis Altman AM 14 July 2016 Australia is in a contest with France and Spain for a place on the United Nations Human Rights Council for a two-year term […] Read More