Robert Lowry 28 April 2016 Robert Lowry is a former president of AIIA’s ACT branch. He grew up in Tasmania before joining the Australian army and served for 30 […] Read More
Inequality and what can be done about it Adam Csenger 25 April 2016 Inequality has been a major topic of discussion for a while, and it’s easy to see why when we look at statistics which […] Read More
Impeachment and the Quagmire of Political Corruption in Brazil By Dr Sean Burges and Dr Fabricio Chagas Bastos 21 April 2016 The vote to impeach President Dilma Rousseff means that the political situation in Brazil is not going to improve any […] Read More
Nuclear Security after NSS2016: Still Bridging the Gaps? By Jasmin Craufurd-Hill 21 April 2016 In his famous 2009 Prague Address, President Obama announced “a new international effort to secure all vulnerable nuclear material around the world within […] Read More
Czechia: is the Czech Republic’s new name real? By Dr Jan Culik 18 April 2016 The Czech Republic wants to change its name. Czech foreign minister Lubomír Zaorálek has led calls for the country to be internationally known […] Read More
Peter Boyce AO 15 April 2016 Peter Boyce AO is an Adjunct Professor in the University of Tasmania’s Politics and International Relations Program and President of AIIA TAS. Peter was […] Read More
Malaysian Parliamentary Democracy in Crisis By Professor Peter Boyce AO 15 April 2016 Malaysia is currently in the midst of one of the biggest financial corruption scandals in its history. Malaysia’s future as a democracy is now being […] Read More
Conflict in the Caucasus 15 April 2016 Sandwiched between Armenia to the west, Azerbaijan to the east, Iran and Turkey to the south, Nagorno-Karabakh is a tiny slip of a […] Read More
There's a Good Reason We're so Interested in the US Election: It Matters By The Hon Kim Beazley AC FAIIA 07 April 2016 All of us believe we own the US presidential elections. Globally, there is great sensitivity to the possibility […] Read More
Panama Papers: This is a Chance to Fix a Long Broken System By Daniel Hough 07 April 2016 In every crisis there lies an opportunity. And that applies even to a crisis as large and potentially scandalous as that revealed by […] Read More
Malaysia's Government Silencing Dissent By Ross Tapsell 05 April 2016 The current scandal embroiling Prime Minister Najib Razak has led the Malaysian government to crack down on press freedoms. But a restricted mainstream […] Read More