Deportation Across the Tasman Sea By Dr Paul Hamer 17 April 2019 Australia's deportation of more than 1,600 New Zealand citizens in the last four years persists as a contentious issue in Trans-Tasman relations. Read More
Dr Paul Hamer 17 April 2019 Dr Paul Hamer is a research associate at Te Kawa a Māui, Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Māori Studies. His PhD (from […] Read More
Professor Amy Verdun 16 April 2019 Professor Amy Verdun teaches European politics and political economy at the Institute of Political Science at Leiden University and is on leave from […] Read More
What Thierry Baudet Means for Europe and the Netherlands By Professor Amy Verdun 16 April 2019 The recent victory of Thierry Baudet and his right-wing populist party in Dutch provincial elections took many in the Netherlands by surprise. Read More
Diversifying Australia’s Indo-Pacific Infrastructure Diplomacy By Dr Jeffrey Wilson 16 April 2019 The contemporary market for infrastructure and connectivity programs being put forth by governments in the Indo-Pacific region presents significant opportunities for Australia to diversify its investment in infrastructure diplomacy. Read More
Korea-Oceania Next Generation Policy Expert Forum held in Melbourne 15 April 2019 On Thursday 11 April, the AIIA National Office, in partnership with the Korea Foundation, convened the third Korea-Oceania […] Read More
The Rise (and fall) of ‘anti-Ataturk’ Nicholas Conomos 14 April 2019 According to unofficial results, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party (AKP) candidates, including ex-Prime Minister Binali Yildirim, failed to win the mayoralties of Turkey’s two largest cities (Istanbul and Ankara) in municipal elections on Sunday 31 March. Read More
Reading Room: Capital Designs By Dr Alison Broinowski FAIIA 14 April 2019 Eileen Chanin’s Capital Designs: Australia House and Visions of an Imperial London is a meticulously researched and illustrated account of the little-known history of the Australian High Commission in London. Read More
Libya: A State in Play By Dr Anthony Billingsley 12 April 2019 As foreign interests continue to play a major role in Libya, Khalifa Haftar and his Libyan National Army are advancing on Tripoli. Read More
W20 Japan Summit: Closing the Gender Gap for Future Prosperity By Zara Kimpton OAM 11 April 2019 The head of the Australian delegation to the W20 Japan summit outlines what was achieved at the summit, but also how far there is still to go to achieve equality of opportunity for women around the world. Read More
Indonesia-Australia Trade Deal Could Help Sandbag Relationship Against Elections, Politics By Matthew Busch 10 April 2019 The free trade agreement between Australia and Indonesia could help to stabilise the bilateral relationship if the political winds shift again. Read More