Professor Samina Yasmeen AM FAIIA 12 May 2016 Professor Samina Yasmeen AM is the Vice President of AIIA WA and Fellow of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. As a Fellow, she […] Read More
The South China Sea Dispute and the Philippines Arbitration Tribunal: China's Policy Options By Professor Mincai Yu 11 May 2016 With a decision in the Philippines Arbitration Tribunal case expected any day, what are China’s policy options? The long-standing […] Read More
Five Reasons Why Yemen Matters Now More than Ever By Jacqueline Lopour 11 May 2016 From the international nature of the conflict to its emerging refugee crisis, this is why the world needs to pay more attention to […] Read More
Why China's E-commerce Rules Have Exporters in a Flurry By Dr Ryan Manuel 10 May 2016 China’s recent crackdown on import duties applied to online goods shipped through free-trade areas. Will this have a negative impact on investment in […] Read More
Vietnam Today 09 May 2016 On 5 May the Institute conducted an informal discussion of Vietnam as part of the groundwork for the Institute’s planned tour of Vietnam […] Read More
Dr Daniel Baldino 09 May 2016 Dr Daniel Baldino is a senior lecturer and discipline head of the Politics and International Relations program at the University of Notre Dame. […] Read More
Indo-Pacific Maritime Cooperation 06 May 2016 The Australian Institute of International Affairs, China Institute of International Studies and the Cambodian Institute for cooperation and Peace co-hosted an international conference: […] Read More
China's Belt and Road Proposal 06 May 2016 Background: During a visit to Kazakhstan and Indonesia in October 2013, President Xi Jinping proposed two initiatives to promote greater air, land and […] Read More
The Outlook for the Arabian Peninsula 05 May 2016 Tom Harley, Joint Managing Director of Dragoman Global, discusses the implications of low oil prices for the Arabian Peninsula. The ‘new normal’ of […] Read More Play
Budget 2016: Shrinking Australian Aid By Michael Sheldrick 05 May 2016 The Federal Budget delivered on 3 May offered no real surprises in terms of cuts to Australia’s aid spending. The Budget takes Australia to its lowest […] Read More
The No-surprises Defence Budget By Mark Thomson 05 May 2016 Just as knowing what Santa is going to bring you takes some of the fun out of Christmas morning, this year’s Federal Budget […] Read More