What the Karadžić Verdict Means for International Law and the Bosnian Conflict By Srdjan Vucetic 29 March 2016 Radovan Karadžić was sentenced on 24 March to 40 years in prison, proving that even the highest-ranking officials are […] Read More
Pope Francis: An International Agent of Change By Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann 25 March 2016 Since the Pope’s 2015 address to the United Nations, his actions on key international issues have proven to be significant. This Eastertime, it is […] Read More
Pakistan: On the Road to Democracy or the Persistence of Praetorianism? By Dr Rizwan Hussain 23 March 2016 23 March 2016 marks the 60th anniversary of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Now recognised as Pakistan Day, the date is celebrated […] Read More
Iran: sanctions, elections and wilayat al-faqi Dominic Williams 22 March 2016 The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) was signed in Vienna on 14 July 2015 by Iran, the five permanent members of the […] Read More
Australia’s Campaign for a Seat on the United Nations Security Council By Callum Cross 21 March 2016 With Australia once again bidding for a seat at the UN Security Council in 2029, and a current bid […] Read More
Australia’s Campaign for a Seat on the United Nations Security Council 21 March 2016 With Australia once again bidding for a seat at the UN Security Council in 2029, and a current bid […] Read More
Membership Internship AIIA Victoria 18 March 2016 Membership Internship The President and Council of AIIA Victoria oversee the running of the Institute. The role of the Membership Intern is to […] Read More
Cuba - Challenges, Opportunities and Optimism (HE Mr Jose Galego Montano) 17 March 2016 What does the thawing of US-Cuba relations mean for Australia? How will the dismantling of the 1960 US […] Read More Play
Women in Diplomacy By Rebecca Fabrizi 08 March 2016 International Women’s Day is a UN-recognised day celebrated annually on 8 March to increase equality between men and women. Despite improvements in recent […] Read More
Are China and the EU on a Collision Course? By Stephen Olson 07 March 2016 The future of the EU–China trade relationship — one of the largest in the world — will be substantially impacted by a debate […] Read More
A Super Tuesday for Hillary and Donald 04 March 2016 The Super Tuesday results suggest that the Democratic Party coronation of Hillary Clinton has resumed and that the insurrection that propelled Donald Trump […] Read More