Jokowi's Choice: Popularity or Growth? Edward Durie 13 June 2015 The 2014 elections in Indonesia were given a great fanfare internationally. Here a country which had spent most of its history under authoritarianism […] Read More
The ANZACs in the Pacific - Myths in Empire Patricia O'Brien 12 June 2015 The centenary of the Gallipoli landings prompted national introspection about the “myth” of the strong, brave and irreverent Aussie soldier. But closer to […] Read More
Turkey - The Results Are In: What Now? By Sedat Mulayim 12 June 2015 The results of Sunday’s parliamentary elections in Turkey show AKP lost its majority in the parliament after 13 years in power. The AKP achieved […] Read More
Smart, Patient and Slow Engagement in Asia By Ang 12 June 2015 Professor Ien Ang Engagement with Asia on all levels – trade, cultural and scientific – is about connections. But being “smart” and sustainable […] Read More
Spain: A New Left-Wing Political Cycle? By Sartorius 12 June 2015 The recent local and regional elections held on May 24 in Spain have shown that the ruling right wing People’s Party has a […] Read More
The G7 is Right to Call for Fossil Fuel Phase-Out, But it Can Happen Sooner By Jotzo 11 June 2015 The G7 nations, at this week’s summit in Germany, have called for “a decarbonisation of the global economy […] Read More
Population and Resources By Hayes 11 June 2015 As part of the Millenium Project, 15 Global Challenges have been established to provide a framework to assess the global and local prospects for […] Read More
Preventing Disaster in South Sudan Shaiful Alam 11 June 2015 The power struggle in South Sudan is tearing the world’s newest nation apart and the United Nations has a major role to play in […] Read More
Counter-Attacking Human and Pig Disease in Asia Georgina Smith 11 June 2015 Demand for pig meat during festival periods in Southeast Asia jumps up to 40 percent, yet growing human health concerns have prompted investment in […] Read More
Creating a Palestinian State By Habib 10 June 2015 Much of the world endorses a two-state solution. Why haven’t we moved to the next step? It is time for world leaders to move […] Read More
The Revolution in Financing Global Health Delivery 10 June 2015 Bill Bowtell, a former adviser to both Paul Keating and his Health Minister Neal Blewett, gave an arresting talk at Glover Cottages on […] Read More