Hangga Fathana 30 June 2016 Hangga Fathana is lecturer at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia. His research interests include Australian politics and its relations with […] Read More
Maritime Security Cooperation Is China’s Best Bet By Captain (retd) Sukjoon Yoon 29 June 2016 The Indo-Pacific region has long been dominated by Western concepts of security based on alliances, military strength and balance of power politics. It […] Read More
Australia's Role in ASEAN’s Drug Tsunami By Dr John Coyne 27 June 2016 Sunday 26 June was the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, making it an apt time to reflect on what Australia […] Read More
Key Issues at the North American Leaders' Summit By Christian Medina-Ramirez 25 June 2016 Known colloquially as the “three amigos meeting”, this week’s North American Leaders’ Summit is the first high-level summit Justin Trudeau has hosted after […] Read More
Trading out of trouble - Australia's trade diplomacy 24 June 2016 Justin Brown, a deputy secretary responsible for trade, investment and economic diplomacy in DFAT, was our guest in an energetic question and answer […] Read More
What Brexit Decision Means for Australia By Dr Ben Wellings 24 June 2016 Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has opened a fundamental crack in the western world. Australia’s relationship with the United Kingdom is […] Read More
Papua New Guinea: Students Shot, Country Damaged By Dr Bill Standish 11 June 2016 Last week’s Papua New Guinea police attack on students comes amid growing concern about political corruption under the government of Prime Minister Peter […] Read More
Australia–Singapore Defence Deal is Smart But Not Risk-Free By Michael Barr 09 June 2016 The recent Australia–Singapore deal may be a reason for jubilation, but Australian policymakers should remain mindful of the possibility of Singapore switching sides given its willingness […] Read More
Australia–Singapore Defence Deal is Smart But Not Risk-Free 09 June 2016 The recent Australia–Singapore deal may be a reason for jubilation, but Australian policymakers should remain mindful of the possibility of Singapore switching sides given its willingness […] Read More
The End of American World Order By Associate Professor Andrew Phillips 08 June 2016 To what extent is the American world order in decline, and what form of international order will take its place? This is the […] Read More
New Dynamic for South China Sea Fisheries By Dr Michael Fabinyi 07 June 2016 The politicisation of the fishing industry has become central to the maritime dispute between China and the Philippines but the new Philippine president-elect […] Read More