Round-table discussion with Indonesian Policy Planning Group 10 April 2019 On 19 March AIIA NSW hosted a round-table discussion with a visiting delegation from the Indonesian Foreign Ministry’s Centre for Policy Analysis and Development on […] Read More
Reading Room: Biography of Indonesian Air Marshall Suryadi Suryadarma By Robert Lowry 08 April 2019 In Bapak Angkatan Udara: Suryadi Suryadarma, Adityawarman Suryadarma gives a biographical account of his father’s life and career as the founder of Indonesia’s air force. Read More
Australian Energy Diplomacy By Dr Christian Downie 07 April 2019 With world energy markets now in a period of considerable transformation, Australia should seize the opportunity to take a leading role in shaping the future architecture of global energy governance. Read More
A Very British Melodrama By Colin Chapman FAIIA 05 April 2019 In the latest chapter of the never-ending Brexit saga, Theresa May sat down for tea with Jeremy Corbyn to try to reach a compromise. Read More
Let’s Talk About AI, Again By Thom Dixon 03 April 2019 Artificial Intelligence is a strategic battleground for today and tomorrow, but who will set the international norms? Read More
We Should Not Let Extremists Define Us By Asima Rabbani 03 April 2019 After the Christchurch terror attacks, it is essential to remain vigilant against the dark forces of hatred and intolerance. Read More
The Future of Kazakhstan in the Post-Nazarbayev Era By Dr Nurseit Niyazbekov 02 April 2019 The resignation of President Nazarbayev will herald a new era for Kazakhstan. But what should the country expect in the future? Read More
Australian Resilience to Election Interference By Ivana Troselj 02 April 2019 Reports of foreign election interference in the US, UK, and EU have brought our own vulnerability under closer examination. But do we have a sound understanding of what it all means? Read More
Theresa May and Brexit Fatigue By Professor Philomena Murray and Dr Margherita Matera 29 March 2019 The Brexit deadline has been extended to 12 April and Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to stand down once her withdrawal agreement is passed by the Parliament. Read More
Australia and the China Slowdown By Professor Kerry Brown 27 March 2019 As the Chinese economy starts to slow down and relations with Beijing become more challenging, Australia will need to put the lessons it has learned along the way to good use. Read More
Beyond Brexit: How Can Australia Better Engage Europe? By Natanael Bloch and Tim Harcourt 25 March 2019 After Brexit, Australia should look to forge stronger ties with Brussels and the continent. Read More