India’s General Election 2019: Modi Bets on National Security By Dr Ashok Sharma 25 April 2019 Incumbent Indian Prime Minister Modi and the BJP are hoping their strong record on national security will deliver them victory in India's general election. Read More
Sudan’s Third Revolution: New Wine in Old Bottles? By Dr Noah Bassil 25 April 2019 Popular protests in Sudan have led to the removal of President Omar al-Bashir, but the Sudanese people remain in the streets pushing for deeper reforms. Read More
Anzac Day By Henry Reynolds FAHA FASSA 25 April 2019 As we commemorate Anzac Day for another year, its national significance is reaffirmed. But we are so familiar with the accustomed ritual and rhetoric that it escapes critical scrutiny. And its sanctity places it outside the reach of sceptical inspection. Read More
Deportation Across the Tasman Sea By Dr Paul Hamer 17 April 2019 Australia's deportation of more than 1,600 New Zealand citizens in the last four years persists as a contentious issue in Trans-Tasman relations. Read More
Netanyahu’s Election Win Will Change the Face of Israel By Dr Alon Ben-Meir 11 April 2019 Prime Minister Netanyahu returning for a fifth term will have decisive consequences for the future of Israel. Read More
Unfinished Business: Russia’s War on Ukraine By Kyle Wilson 05 April 2019 The fifth anniversary on 18 March of Russia’s annexation of Crimea and the first round of Ukraine’s presidential election two weeks later prompt reflection on the smouldering war between Russia and Ukraine. Read More
We Should Not Let Extremists Define Us By Asima Rabbani 03 April 2019 After the Christchurch terror attacks, it is essential to remain vigilant against the dark forces of hatred and intolerance. Read More
Adani: A Burning Question for Australia-India Relations By Dr Ashok Sharma 02 April 2019 Australian resistance to Adani's Carmichael Mine project may have a lasting impact on Australia-India relations. Read More
ISIS Foreign Fighters and the International Criminal Court By Stuart McLintock 23 March 2019 There is potential for ISIS foreign fighters captured in Syria to be tried by the International Criminal Court. Read More
Podcasts 23 March 2019 Lurching Toward Normalcy: Insurrection, Inauguration, Impeachment with Professor Gordon Flake Recorded on the 25th of February While we were watching the insurgency on […] Read More
After Christchurch, what will New Zealand do with its Guns? By Dr Samara McPhedran 21 March 2019 Changes to New Zealand's gun laws should be based on calm, objective and honest dialogue about what works to reduce different forms of gun violence. Read More