South China Sea: the strategic implications of China's artificial islands 16 September 2015 On Tuesday 15 September, Carl Thayer, Emeritus Professor at the ADF Academy in Canberra gave us his interpretation […] Read More
Will a New Prime Minister Affect Australia Internationally? 16 September 2015 Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn Chey AM FAIIA-Visiting Professor, University […] Read More
Australia, India and Japan Trilateral Dialogue 16 September 2015 The trilateral dialogue held on Tuesday and Wednesday 15-16 September, 2015 was hosted by the Indian Council of World Affairs in New Delhi. The […] Read More
Oz–India Geoeconomics 16 September 2015 As India’s economic weight continues to grow, it is re-ordering Australia’s ideas of region. India and APEC are on the agenda for a dialogue […] Read More
Event Report: Australian Diplomacy Today 15 September 2015 “Australian diplomacy today: striving for influence and better outcomes in a complex and volatile world” was originally published on Australian Policy Online on […] Read More Download
Security and Military Engagement in Uncertain Times 15 September 2015 There is no more serious decision than the one to deploy force. Military engagement can’t be devised or judged in isolation from its […] Read More
Venezuela's Woes: Finding a Scapegoat 15 September 2015 Severe economic mismanagement has caused chaos in Venezuela. Now President Nicolás Maduro is using Colombian migrants as a scapegoat. In 1993 Hugo Chávez became […] Read More
Back to the Polls in Turkey 15 September 2015 Turkey is going back to the polls again. The YSK (Turkish Electoral Commission) announced that a new election will be held on 1 […] Read More
Asian Peace and Reconciliation Council Interview 14 September 2015 The Asian Peace and Reconciliation Council (APRC) establishes a network of senior individuals and experts to serve as a mechanism for regional peace […] Read More
China and Japan: It’s Not about History 14 September 2015 The memory of war might not be the crux in contemporary Sino-Japanese relations. Considering China’s and Japan’s tense exchanges over wartime history, it […] Read More
The TPP and the AUSTFA agreement: Have we learnt our lessons? Lewis Graham 13 September 2015 By reflecting on the legacy of AUSTFA, Australians may more readily hold their politicians to account in regards to TPP negotiations. It is […] Read More