Dr Nicolaas Warouw 02 November 2016 Dr Nicolaas Warouw is coordinator of Indonesian Studies at UNSW Canberra at ADFA. Read More
Jokowi's Indonesia By Dr Nicolaas Warouw 02 November 2016 With Indonesian President Joko Widodo due to address the Australian Parliament on Monday, it is an opportune time to reflect on his achievements […] Read More
Vietnam - how things have changed 01 November 2016 From L to R: Phoebe Alexander, Ann Usher, Tom Sinkovits, Richard Broinowski , Keith Lethlean, Anthea Sinkovits, Tanya Terenty, Heather Johnston, Barry Cant […] Read More
Australia and a Nuclear Weapons Ban By John Tilemann 01 November 2016 On 27 October, the UN General Assembly voted to begin negotiations on a ban of nuclear weapons once and for all. The vote […] Read More
Reading Room: Life and Politics in Papua New Guinea By Dr Jack Corbett 25 October 2016 Prime ministerial memoirs are many things: part recollection, part self-justification, part confession. They are always about legacy (why else would you spend the […] Read More
Invisible Security: The Electromagnetic Spectrum By Thom Dixon 25 October 2016 Modern theatres of conflict are dependent on communications technology and the electromagnetic spectrum is a vital part of this. However, history shows dominance […] Read More
Syria, the day after 20 October 2016 Dr Rodger Shanahan, Research Fellow at the Lowy Institute, spoke at AIIA NSW on the evening of Tuesday 18 October. He set current […] Read More
Is Hong Kong Finished? By Colin Chapman FAIIA 19 October 2016 Can China be trusted to keep its written promises on Hong Kong? More precisely, can President Xi Jinping, chairman of the Communist Party […] Read More
Reading Room: Queer Wars By Josh Pallas 18 October 2016 Dennis Altman’s and Jonathan Symons’ work Queer Wars is a timely and accessible intervention on the global state of play for queer rights. Queer politics is […] Read More
Oz Strategist: Des Ball AO FAIIA (1947-2016) By Graeme Dobell FAIIA 17 October 2016 Des Ball was an unorthodox academic strategist who will have a lasting impact on Australian foreign policy. He played a part in all […] Read More
Yemen's Agony: Is the World Starting to Respond? By Dr Anthony Billingsley 13 October 2016 The ferocious war in Yemen was brought into sharp focus this week after a Saudi airstrike killed 140 people attending a funeral. Saudi […] Read More