Inside the Hawke Keating Government: A Cabinet Diary reviewer Niree Creed 25 May 2015 For those of us who laboured in the Canberra Press Gallery during the heady 80’s and attempted interviews with Gareth Evans on occasions, […] Read More
The Transnational Review (Qld) 22 May 2015 The Transnational Review (TTR) is a monthly (formerly bimonthly) publication, edited and disseminated by the Australian Institute of International Affairs, Queensland. It provides […] Read More
AIIA at Asian Think Tank Summit 22 May 2015 The Australian Institute of International Affairs was represented at the Third Asian Think Tank Summit last week. The event was co-organised by the […] Read More
Lest We Forget - The Western Front Stephen Brady AO CVO 22 May 2015 Australia’s Ambassador to France Mr Stephen Brady AO CVO reflects on the ANZAC role on the Western Front and the sacrifice made by both […] Read More
AIIA ACT - Professor James Curran presents: The Dilemmas of Divergence: Whitlam, Nixon and the 1970s Alliance Crisis 21 May 2015 The ACT Branch of the Australian Institute of International Affairs hosted a presentation by James Curran, Associate Professor at the […] Read More Play
When Allies “Misspeak” By Professor Mark Beeson 21 May 2015 David Shear’s statement about placing B-1 bombers in Australia, and the reaction by officials in the US and Australia, reflects underlying tensions within […] Read More
Glitz Meets Politics: an Australian Viewer's Guide to Eurovision Voting Keshia Jacotine 21 May 2015 There is no denying that Eurovision is political, and separating the geopolitics of Europe from this contest remains […] Read More
Yemen: Faint Hopes for Peace Anthony Ricketts 21 May 2015 The US’s declining significance as a regional security guarantor in the Middle East, and Iran’s growing regional influence, offers little hope for a […] Read More
Conversations on an Indonesian Train By Palmos 21 May 2015 Dr Francis Palmos recounts his travels in East Java and conversations held with local people, most of whom were largely uninterested in the […] Read More
China’s Hmong Go Uncounted Sebastien Carrier 21 May 2015 The Hmong, an ethnic group which comprises 3 million people scattered across China, are not formally recognised by the government and suffer from […] Read More
An Evening with the Interns 20 May 2015 Intern Presentations, Wednesday May 27th We live in confusing and uncertain times. Some of the issues that trouble us are old ones like […] Read More