Extremism: The Indonesian Story By Dr Sidney Jones 21 April 2016 Indonesia and South East Asia are currently experiencing the highest levels of terror threats in some decades. This is largely to do with […] Read More
Cutting Aid: Cutting Security? By Michael Sheldrick 21 April 2016 Foreign aid is an important part of Australia’s international profile. With the federal budget being delivered in two weeks, there has been significant debate […] Read More
Nuclear Security after NSS2016: Still Bridging the Gaps? By Jasmin Craufurd-Hill 21 April 2016 In his famous 2009 Prague Address, President Obama announced “a new international effort to secure all vulnerable nuclear material around the world within […] Read More
Can the New Libyan Government Survive? By Philip Eliason 21 April 2016 Libya is currently facing many rapid changes. The most significant is the recent arrival to Tripoli of seven of the nine members of […] Read More
The Rocky Road to Peace in Mexico By Camilla Schippa 21 April 2016 When the burnt-out van of two Australian surfers was found on a roadside in Mexico, media reports claimed that night-time travel in the […] Read More
China’s and India’s Perspectives on Armed Interventions in Africa and Syria By Dr Lai-Ha Chan and Dr Pak K. Lee 21 April 2016 When both China and India sat on the United Nations Security Council in 2011–12, it deliberated whether to […] Read More
Being Political: Leadership and Democracy in the Pacific Islands By Dr Stewart Firth 20 April 2016 Few books on Pacific Islands politics cover the entire region. Fewer still set their arguments firmly in the […] Read More
Michael Sheldrick 19 April 2016 Michael Sheldrick is the Global Director of Policy and Advocacy with Global Citizen, an Australian-grown international advocacy group based in New York. The […] Read More
Multi-domain Integration: Why Does it Matter? By Kelsea Pyke 18 April 2016 The current big idea of the Australian Defence Force is multi-domain integration. Australia needs more technologically advanced equipment and more sophisticated strategies otherwise […] Read More
Czechia: is the Czech Republic’s new name real? By Dr Jan Culik 18 April 2016 The Czech Republic wants to change its name. Czech foreign minister Lubomír Zaorálek has led calls for the country to be internationally known […] Read More
Dr Sean Burges 18 April 2016 Dr Sean Burges is deputy director of the Australian National Centre for Latin American Studies at the Australian National University and a visiting […] Read More