G20: Tax Doesn't Have to be a Dirty Word Mark Azzopardi 08 October 2014 Modernising taxation systems and global cooperation to prevent labyrinthine tax-minimisation, avoidance and evasion schemes should be at the heart of the G20 agenda, […] Read More
China-India: Rivals in the 21st Century Patrick Hill 08 October 2014 China and India have a history of conflict. The recent bi-lateral visit does not change the fact that both India and China see […] Read More
Challenges Ahead for Afghanistan's New President and Government of Unity By Ian Dudgeon 07 October 2014 In the aftermath of the first democratic power transition in the country’s history, Ian Dudgeon analyses the upcoming […] Read More
Australia at the UN Climate Summit Krislyn Tan and Radhika Roy 06 October 2014 During the UN Climate Summit on Tuesday, 23 September, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon called upon 120 delegates to get “all hands on […] Read More
Be Strong but Be Fair Yoshiji Nogami 04 October 2014 A strong steady hand is vital to manage the current global economy, but with so many balls in the air, care must be taken […] Read More
Game On: Testing Times Ahead for Indonesia’s New President By Professor Tim Lindsey AO FAIIA 03 October 2014 In the aftermath of the 9 July Indonesian presidential election, Professor Tim Lindsey analyses the significance of the recent shift of power and the […] Read More
Korean Notebook III Colin Chapman 03 October 2014 Australia has a free trade agreement (FTA) with South Korea, right? Trade minister Andrew Robb is rightly proud of this achievement in the […] Read More
Strengthening the Legs of the Tripod in the Indo-Pacific By Terrell 02 October 2014 Former external affairs minister Paul Hasluck argued that India, Japan and Australia could be considered the ‘legs of the tripod’ of like-minded states […] Read More
Riyadh’s Response to the Islamic State Threat Rohan Worsdell 02 October 2014 Saudi Arabia is pursuing a range of political, economic and security strategies at the domestic, regional and international level in an attempt to […] Read More
India’s Illusory Gains from Nuclear Weaponisation By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 01 October 2014 In May 1998, India conducted five nuclear tests. In agreeing to sell uranium to India, Australia becomes the latest country to accept, if […] Read More
Quelling Future Panic over Global Food Security Abdolreza Abbassian 30 September 2014 A valuable initiative of the G20, the formation of the Agricultural Market Information System is proving to be a calming, informed voice among […] Read More