Iran Nuclear Deal Could Unleash Regional Arms Race Professor Shahram Akbarzadeh 09 July 2015 Iran and world powers have been engaged in intense talks over Iran’s nuclear program and while many self-imposed deadlines have been missed and […] Read More
Varoufakis Exit is Not the Game Changer the EU Needs Partha Gangopadhyay 09 July 2015 The eurozone is in real crisis and changing the finance minister of Greece is akin to shuffling the deckchairs on the Titanic. Many […] Read More
Windows to the World - Volunteer on Foreign Soil 09 July 2015 The Australian Institute of International Affairs is putting together a team of volunteers to assist at foreign missions around Canberra during the 2015 […] Read More
France Today 08 July 2015 Sydney-based French expert, Ross Steele AM, engaged a lively audience at Glover Cottages on Tuesday 7 July. France, he said, remained the world’s […] Read More
Turkish Coalition Negotiations: What it Means for the Kurds By Alexander Willox 08 July 2015 Once the 45 day period for forming a new government begins in Turkey, the make up of the government that forms could have massive flow […] Read More
Australians and the Battle of Britain Aaron Pegram 07 July 2015 This month marks the start of one of the most brutal and costly air wars in history – the Battle of Britain. In […] Read More
Australia Viewed Through the Indonesian Press Marlene Millott 07 July 2015 Indonesia has featured frequently in the Australian media in recent months, however recent conversations with leading publications in Jakarta reveal that representations of Australia […] Read More
AIIA at the Crawford Australian Leadership Forum 06 July 2015 The Australian Institute of International Affairs was represented at the Crawford Australian Leadership Forum on 28-30 June 2015. The event was organized by […] Read More
Australia’s Trade Trifecta: A Compromised Victory? Bowany Pugh 06 July 2015 Has Australia’s priority push to secure the ‘trade trifecta’ – trade agreements with South Korea, Japan and China – come at a cost? […] Read More
North Korea: State of Paranoia reviewer Richard Vogt 06 July 2015 Scholarship on North Korea tends to be done, mostly, by seasoned journalists and members of the diplomatic community, speaking to the bias […] Read More
Eurozone’s Shared Identity the Final Tragedy of the Greek Crisis By Dr Wesley Widmaier 02 July 2015 Over the past five years, the EU has taken what should have been a practical matter of economic […] Read More