US Soft Power Triumphs in Probe of Sepp Blatter’s Corrupt Casino By Shearer 01 June 2015 Soccer is truly the world’s sport. It is played and watched by more people across the globe than […] Read More
Hobart Launch of Jeremy Hearder’s ‘Jim Plim Ambassador Extraordinary: A Biography of Sir James Plimsoll 29 May 2015 The Tasmania Branch of the Australian Institute of International Affairs and the University of Tasmania hosted the launch […] Read More
Windows to the World: The World at your Doorstep 29 May 2015 The Australian Institute of International Affairs is delighted to join the ACT Government to bring back the Windows to the World program of […] Read More
Mahathir Going for "3-in-1" By Chin 29 May 2015 Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir continues to play “shadow puppet politics” from the sidelines as the ruling UNMO faces another crisis of confidence. […] Read More
Timor-Leste’s ASEAN Aspirations Can Benefit from Pragmatic Indecision By Percival Wood 29 May 2015 Timor-Leste continues in its quest to join ASEAN, but while the geographical logic of Timor-Leste’s ASEAN membership will […] Read More
Turkey's Election: History in the Making? By Sedat Mulayim 28 May 2015 Turkish voters are going to the polls on 7 June, in arguably the most significant election since the AKP (Justice and Development Party) […] Read More
The Rohingya Crisis: A Regional Perspective By McBeth 28 May 2015 The hastily-called regional meeting in Bangkok is expected to consider a regional action plan to address the immediate issue of people traffickers, however […] Read More
PM Modi’s Visit to China Develops Economic Bonhomie 28 May 2015 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s attempts to normalise relations with China have become more important as the economic interdependence between the two Asian giants continues […] Read More
The Rights and Wrongs of US Overflights in the South China Sea By Gupta 28 May 2015 Tensions escalate in the South China Sea as China’s “Wall of Sand” continues to grow. Over the past […] Read More
Conversations on an Indonesian Train - Pt. 2 By Palmos 26 May 2015 In part two of Conversations on an Indonesian Train, Dr Francis Palmos recounts his travels in East Java and his interactions with local people […] Read More
Supporters of an Australian Iron Cartel Have a Monopoly on Bad Economics Luke Hurst 25 May 2015 Intervening in the Iron Ore market to establish a cartel would be an ill-advised strategy as Australia’s decade […] Read More