Security Challenge in Kazakhstan By Luke J Dawes 09 June 2016 A fatal attack in Kazakhstan this week highlights the threat of terror across Central Asia. Like its neighbours, if the Kazakh government cannot […] Read More
Security Challenge in Kazakhstan 09 June 2016 A fatal attack in Kazakhstan this week highlights the threat of terror across Central Asia. Like its neighbours, if the Kazakh government cannot […] Read More
Australian Foreign Policy: The Coalition Approach By The Hon Julie Bishop MP 03 June 2016 This paper is part of the Australian Journal of International Affairs’ 2016 Federal Election Special and outlines the Coalition’s approach to international affairs. […] Read More
Australian Foreign Policy: The Greens Approach By Senator Scott Ludlam 03 June 2016 This paper is part of the Australian Journal of International Affairs’ 2016 Federal Election Special and outlines the Australian Green’s approach to international […] Read More
Refugees and the European Crisis By Dr Stephan Frühling 02 June 2016 For the moment, the European refugee crisis has disappeared off the Australian media’s front pages, except for the odd spike in the tally […] Read More
Obama’s Trip to Vietnam and Japan Isn’t Just a Friendly Visit By TJ Pempel 25 May 2016 Obama’s visit to Japan and Vietnam, as part of his farewell tour, is his 10th trip to Asia. With United States lifting its arms […] Read More
Disaster Preparation Means Forecast-based Financing Not Band-aids By Judy Slatyer 24 May 2016 With the World Humanitarian Summit this week, it is important to consider the value of forecast-based financing. Providing […] Read More
How Weaker Allies Get Their Way By Dr Rennie J. Moon, Professor Gi-Wook Shin and Hilary Izatt 19 May 2016 While power matters in alliance relations, the weaker state holds a leveraging opportunity to frame issues to its advantage. This could be done by […] Read More
How Weaker Allies Get Their Way 19 May 2016 While power matters in alliance relations, the weaker state holds a leveraging opportunity to frame issues to its advantage. This could be done by […] Read More
Obsession With Sykes-Picot Says More About What We Think of Arabs Than History By Professor James L. Gelvin 16 May 2016 100 years ago today, the Sykes-Picot Agreement was signed, splitting the Middle East into the colonial powers’ rule. […] Read More
Obsession With Sykes-Picot Says More About What We Think of Arabs Than History 16 May 2016 100 years ago today, the Sykes-Picot Agreement was signed, splitting the Middle East into the colonial powers’ rule. […] Read More