South Australia and the Nuclear Fuel Cycle: International Implications 07 April 2016 The South Australian Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission released its Tentative Findings on 15 February and is due […] Read More
A Human Rights-Based Approach to Education By Gale Wilkinson 07 April 2016 Since the 1990s there has been a growing consensus on the link between human rights and development and the need to incorporate human […] Read More
A Human Rights-Based Approach to Education 07 April 2016 Since the 1990s there has been a growing consensus on the link between human rights and development and the need to incorporate human […] Read More
Embracing the Ideas Boom: Innovation Lessons from Estonia By Margaret Goydych 05 April 2016 In December 2015, the Turnbull Government announced its $1.1 billion National Innovation and Science Agenda. With its ranking of 17th in the world […] Read More
Malaysia's Government Silencing Dissent By Ross Tapsell 05 April 2016 The current scandal embroiling Prime Minister Najib Razak has led the Malaysian government to crack down on press freedoms. But a restricted mainstream […] Read More
A New Chapter in Australia-Mongolia Relations By Martin Foo 04 April 2016 In February 1987, a pair of junior American diplomats arrived in pre-democratic Mongolia to lay the groundwork for establishing a US embassy — […] Read More
Roundtable with The Hon. Mangala Samaraweera 04 April 2016 After 26 years of conflict, Sri Lanka is today on a journey towards peace and prosperity, based on three key pillars of democratisation, […] Read More Play
The Soft Power of Down Under By Jonathan McClory and Olivia Harvey 31 March 2016 With its natural beauty, laid-back lifestyle and friendly, easy-going citizens, it’s no wonder Australia has long been dubbed “the lucky country”. But these […] Read More
As Cuba Opens, Building Social Trust is the Next Step By Associate Professor Adrian H. Hearn 31 March 2016 The significance of the first US presidential visit in 88 years was not lost on Cubans. US-Cuba trade currently amounts to $480 million […] Read More
Turnbull's Foreign Policy: ‘Continuity with Change’ By Professor Derek McDougall 31 March 2016 Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s address to the Lowy Institute on 23 March offers an important opportunity to assess the overall direction of Australian […] Read More
The 1971 South Asia Crisis By Ric Smith AO PSM FAIIA 31 March 2016 26 March is officially known as Bangladesh Independence Day. This marks the day in 1971 on which Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, about to be […] Read More