Localising Humanitarian Action – What it Means for Aid in the Pacific Zayne D’Crus 04 January 2016 A pledge made by the Australian Government and Australian Red Cross will have lasting implications for the humanitarian […] Read More
Localising Humanitarian Action – What it Means for Aid in the Pacific Zayne D’Crus 04 January 2016 A pledge made by the Australian Government and Australian Red Cross will have lasting implications for the humanitarian […] Read More
Australia-Europe Free Trade Agreement 03 January 2016 The Australian Prime Minister together with the President of the European Council and the President of the European Commission agreed in a joint […] Read More
The Plight of the Rohingya Elliot Dolan-Evans 03 January 2016 The Rohingya are often said to be the world’s most persecuted minority and Asia-Pacific states must engage with the Rohingya crisis in order […] Read More
The Plight of the Rohingya Elliot Dolan-Evans 03 January 2016 The Rohingya are often said to be the world’s most persecuted minority and Asia-Pacific states must engage with the Rohingya crisis in order […] Read More
What is Your New Year's Resolution for Australian Foreign Policy? AIIA Fellows responding to the burning question of the week 01 January 2016 Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn […] Read More
Asylum, Aid and Climate Under Abbott: Foreign Policy as Domestic Politics? Associate Professor Matt McDonald 31 December 2015 The central mantra of the Abbott Coalition was that it would be “more Jakarta, less Geneva”. In a […] Read More
Islamic State's Information Operations Strategy Dr Haroro Ingram 31 December 2015 The war against Islamic State (IS) is one of the most pressing security issues facing the world today, and combating IS’s information operations […] Read More
Ebola 2013-2015 – How Long Will the Memory Last? Conjoint Professor Lyn Gilbert 30 December 2015 In December 2013 a small boy in a remote Guinean village and three of his family members died from a mysterious disease. By […] Read More
The Mosquito-Transmitted Virus that is Causing Alarm in Brazil By Jean Daudelin 29 December 2015 What you may have missed in 2015: the Zika virus has prompted a state of emergency and a […] Read More
Is Vietnam on the Cusp of Change? David Brown 28 December 2015 Every five years, Vietnamese dare to hope that this time, the ruling Communist Party will take a chance on change. Four successive party congresses […] Read More