Water Governance in the Mekong By Dr Andrea Haefner 24 February 2016 The Mekong River is subject to conflict over finite resources. Will new measures by the Mekong River Commission help its problems? Recently, the […] Read More
Water Governance in the Mekong 24 February 2016 The Mekong River is subject to conflict over finite resources. Will new measures by the Mekong River Commission help its problems? Recently, the […] Read More
The Past and Future of War 18 February 2016 From stones to drones, war has evolved throughout human history. But when did war start? Is it as old as our species, or […] Read More Play
Australia's 'War on Terror' Discourse By Associate Professor Katrina Lee-Koo 08 February 2016 There cannot be a more fitting time than now to review Kathleen Gleeson’s Australia’s ‘war on terror’ Discourse. In the last few months, Australia […] Read More
War or Peace in Ukraine? By Reid Hutchins 07 February 2016 The conflict in Ukraine has reached an uneasy impasse. As Putin, ever the strategic grandmaster, focuses his attention on the Middle East the future […] Read More
The War in Syria 04 February 2016 At AIIA NSW’s first lecture for 2016, Clive Williams, an Australian military intelligence officer and terrorism expert, addressed an overflowing crowd at Glover […] Read More
New Directions for Taiwan? Cross-Strait Relations Under Tsai Ing-wen By Professor Kerry Brown 19 January 2016 On 16 January Tsai Ing-wen was elected as President of the Republic of China on Taiwan by a landslide. […] Read More
New Directions for Taiwan? Cross-Strait Relations Under Tsai Ing-wen 19 January 2016 On 16 January Tsai Ing-wen was elected as President of the Republic of China on Taiwan by a landslide. […] Read More
Afghanistan: a Lasting War, a Forgotten Population Andrea Lunt 14 January 2016 With armed violence creating chaos across vast parts of the world and international attention spotlighted squarely on the Middle East, the increasing misery […] Read More
Afghanistan: a Lasting War, a Forgotten Population Andrea Lunt 14 January 2016 With armed violence creating chaos across vast parts of the world and international attention spotlighted squarely on the Middle East, the increasing misery […] Read More
Videos from the Vault: Greg Sheridan on the Cold War's Impact Greg Sheridan 29 December 2015 In December 2015 Greg Sheridan, the Foreign Editor at The Australian, spoke at AIIA Victoria on the Cold War’s critical impact on our political values. Greg […] Read More