International relations would be good fun if we could cherry-pick the sort of globalism we liked and reject the sort which we did not. But we can’t.

The election of Donald Trump brings with it uncertainty about America’s commitment to the current international political architecture. Australia will need to develop contingency plans […]

Australian Foreign Policy: Regional or Global? By The Hon Julie Bishop MP, Minister for Foreign Affairs http://20.185.176.227/ao-blog-post/minister-for-foreign-affairs-the-hon-julie-bishop-mp-address-to-the-aiia/ Problems Without Passports By The Hon […]

Professor the Hon Gareth Evans reflects upon the strengths and shortcomings of Australia’s foreign policy orientation. The quality of public debate on issues […]

Professor the Hon Gareth Evans reflects upon the strengths and shortcomings of Australia’s foreign policy orientation. The quality of public debate on issues […]

The first session of the AIIA 2014 National Conference, titled ‘Australian Foreign Policy.’ Senator the Hon Brett Mason […]

Graeme Dobell reports on AIIA National President John McCarthy’s remarks at the AIIA National Conference. The former diplomatic mandarins of Oz think Australia is so committed […]

Graeme Dobell reports on AIIA National President John McCarthy’s remarks at the AIIA National Conference. The former diplomatic mandarins of Oz think Australia is so committed […]

For 90 years, the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) has played a unique role in Australian public life as an independent, non-partisan […]

Foreign Policy for a Top 20 Nation Monday 27 October 2014, Hyatt Hotel, Canberra Since 1924, the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) […]

A Presentation by AIIA National President Mr. John McCarthy AO, FAIIA How will the newly appointed Abbott government handle the numerous and varied […]