Reforms Underway in Egypt as Interim Government Addresses Food and Energy Subsidies Sinéad Lehane 08 May 2014 The Egyptian Interim Government has begun addressing Egypt’s costly subsidy programmes, with the introduction of a smartcard rationing […] Read More
Dead Reckoning: Memories of the 1971 Bangladesh War reviewer Kimberley Layton 06 May 2014 Dead Reckoning is Sarmila Bose’s attempt to find a middle, and more factual, ground at the intersection of conflicting accounts of the 1971 […] Read More
Dead Reckoning: Memories of the 1971 Bangladesh War reviewer Kimberley Layton 06 May 2014 Dead Reckoning is Sarmila Bose’s attempt to find a middle, and more factual, ground at the intersection of conflicting accounts of the 1971 […] Read More
Australia Eyes Record Cattle Exports to Indonesia as Partnership Moves Forward Andrew Manners 02 May 2014 Rising demand and improving agricultural ties could see Australian live cattle exports to Indonesia reach record levels in […] Read More
Australia Eyes Record Cattle Exports to Indonesia as Partnership Moves Forward Andrew Manners 02 May 2014 Rising demand and improving agricultural ties could see Australian live cattle exports to Indonesia reach record levels in […] Read More
Radical: My Journey from Islamist Extremism to a Democratic Awakening reviewer Joseph Power 16 April 2014 How does one go from being a transnational recruiter for the world’s largest Islamist organisation, Hizb ut-Tahrir, to […] Read More
Radical: My Journey from Islamist Extremism to a Democratic Awakening reviewer Joseph Power 16 April 2014 How does one go from being a transnational recruiter for the world’s largest Islamist organisation, Hizb ut-Tahrir, to […] Read More
Australia's First Year on the Security Council: Was it worth it? What have we achieved? 09 April 2014 As the pre-eminent authority of the United Nations, the Security Council is responsible for international peace and security. […] Read More Play
War of Law: China in the East and South China Seas 24 March 2014 By Finian Cullity All good states, through their leaders, periodically profess their love and respect for international law. Being the metaphorical glue holding […] Read More
Waiting ‘Round the Bend: Recollections of Childhood and a Life in Australia’s Foreign Service reviewer Professor Russell Lansbury 21 March 2014 Books about international relations are written from a variety of levels and perspectives: while some are narrated from […] Read More
On the Brink: Ukraine Tells Russia that Invasion Means War Katrina Senchuk 03 March 2014 The crisis in Ukraine has escalated dramatically over the weekend, with Crimea having been successfully invaded by 6,000 airborne and ground troops in what could be the start […] Read More