How do Australian Scholarships Achieve their Intended Outcomes? By Dr Seye Abimbola 26 April 2016 Higher education scholarships for international students are an important aspect of Australian foreign policy. While these scholarships help […] Read More
ANZAC Day: Commemoration and Reflection By Robert Lowry 23 April 2016 While 101 years have passed since ANZAC troops landed in Gallipoli, Anzac Day continues to be recognised as a significant aspect of the Australian story. […] Read More
What Mongol History Predicts for the Next Season of Game of Thrones By Dr Carolyne Larrington 22 April 2016 As season six of HBO’s Game of Thrones looms, speculation is rife. Is Jon Snow really dead? What […] Read More
Selling Your Soul for Border Control? By Alexander Willox 15 April 2016 The EU and Turkey recently reached a deal to exchange refugees in a so-called “one-for-one” process in an attempt to stem the tide […] Read More
Sri Lanka and Australia: A New Era in Democratic Relations By HE Mangala Samaraweera 15 April 2016 The road to stable democracy has been a winding one for the people of Sri Lanka. Now it looks to Australia, one of its […] Read More
Chinese Views of Australian Foreign Policy: Not a Flattering Picture By Professor Mark Beeson and Dr Jinghan Zeng 14 April 2016 Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is currently in China for a 36-hour “fly-by”. While China is seemingly always a hot […] Read More
Apple Versus the State: the End of the Beginning By Dr Tobias Feakin 11 April 2016 With a war of words akin to the build-up to a heavyweight boxing match, the highly anticipated courtroom battle between Apple and the […] Read More
The Dutch Referendum on EU-Ukraine Treaty Doesn't Signal a Step Towards Nexit By Dr Hans Vollaard 11 April 2016 The European Union’s treaty with Ukraine was rebuffed by Dutch voters on April 6 with over 60% rejecting […] Read More
What is Schengen? By Rebecca Fabrizi 07 April 2016 The terrible terrorist attacks in Brussels in March have led to some confused reporting in the Australian media about Belgium’s and Europe’s “aggressive open-border […] Read More
What is Schengen? 07 April 2016 The terrible terrorist attacks in Brussels in March have led to some confused reporting in the Australian media about Belgium’s and Europe’s “aggressive open-border […] Read More
A New Chapter in Australia-Mongolia Relations By Martin Foo 04 April 2016 In February 1987, a pair of junior American diplomats arrived in pre-democratic Mongolia to lay the groundwork for establishing a US embassy — […] Read More