Australia and India: Mapping the Journey 1944-2014 By Professor Ian Hall 20 July 2015 Historian of Australian foreign policy and India expert, Meg Gurry provides an engaging account of the ebb and flow of Canberra’s engagement of […] Read More
Blame Poor Policy, Not Politics, for Jakarta’s 80% Cut in Australian Cattle Imports Ray Trewin 20 July 2015 This week, the Australian Government announced a new deal to send up to 1 million live cattle to […] Read More
America, China, and the Tussle for Power in Asia Professor Hugh White 17 July 2015 It is not clear why America really needs to retain its traditional predominance in Asia, except that they have got used to exercising […] Read More
Energy and Economic Diplomacy Can Trump the Nuclear ‘Threat’ of the Iran Deal Saleem H. Ali 16 July 2015 The world will need plenty of energy in the coming years and the only way forward is for […] Read More
Zimbabwe: What Happens When Mugabe Goes? Professor Helen Ware 16 July 2015 The great majority of the population of Zimbabwe, a country where half of the population is under twenty and the President has been […] Read More
A Tragedy in Three Parts: How the Greek Debt Crisis Unfolded Sheri Markose 16 July 2015 Clearly, good economics in dealing with the Greek and eurozone crisis has been in short supply, and on Monday a deal which set […] Read More
AIIA Interview: China's Leadership on International Climate Policy Dr. Olivia Gippner and Michelle Parker 16 July 2015 Dr. Olivia Gippner, Dahrendorf Postdoctoral Fellow at the London School of Economics, discusses EU-China climate relations and the […] Read More
International Sydney 15 July 2015 Alex Greenwich is an Independent politician and replaced Clover Moore in a 2012 by-election for the seat of Sydney in the New South […] Read More
Out of the Mountains – The Coming Age of the Urban Guerrilla reviewer Major General James Molan AO DSC (Ret.) 15 July 2015 David Kilcullen’s third book, ‘Out of the Mountains – The Coming Age of the Urban Guerrilla’ adds significantly to the literature on conflict […] Read More
China: Engage and Hedge Are Different Universes By Graeme Dobell FAIIA 15 July 2015 As China faces a shock on their stock market, Graeme Dobell argues that China is not a house of cards about to collapse but that […] Read More
Australia and Germany: Being Friends is not Enough By Melissa Conley Tyler FAIIA 15 July 2015 Australia and Germany are friends, but something stronger than friendship will be needed, if current attempts to achieve a greater level of co-operation […] Read More