Taiwan’s 2016 Elections May Herald a New Era in Relations with China 01 September 2015 Despite Taiwan’s relatively small population of 23 million compared to its enormous neighbour, the impacts of its elections […] Read More
There’s Another Way to Combat Climate Change - but Let’s Not Call It Geoengineering 31 August 2015 Despite irreversible damage, new strategies may offer hope to manage global warming. No matter how much we reduce […] Read More
Closing Soon: Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship 2015 Application 24 August 2015 Applications Now Open [su_quote cite=”Marlene Millott, Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship 2014 recipient “] I worked […] Read More
AIIA Queensland Award 2015 20 August 2015 The objective of the Australian Institute of International Affairs is to promote an interest in and an understanding of international affairs by providing […] Read More
The Cold War- Its critical impact on our political values 18 August 2015 In the 1970s the Cold War was simmering with rising superpower tensions, while Australia’s foreign policy was moving from containment of communism towards […] Read More Play
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Call for Applications: Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship 2015 07 August 2015 Applications Now Open [su_quote cite=”Marlene Millott, Euan Crone […] Read More
Toward More Effective Internet Governance Bill Graham 06 August 2015 The Internet has revolutionised the way we live and do business, but governments and NGOs around the world are turning their attention to […] Read More
Is Turkey Undermining the US Led War Effort Against IS? Anthony Ricketts 06 August 2015 Turkey’s decision to join the United States led war against IS will bring collateral damage that will further complicate the war effort. For […] Read More
The Singapore-Malaysia High Speed Railway: New Challenges in Bilateral Relations Dr Shang-su Wu 03 August 2015 Financial burden sharing, economic competition and further integration will not only make the high speed railway between Kuala […] Read More
Australia Will Spend $1 Billion This Year On A Losing War in Iraq Anthony Ricketts 29 July 2015 Unflinching Australian support for the American-led war effort in Iraq has come at a high price. Australia’s staunch […] Read More