The Huawei Arrests and Implications for Australia By Gerry Groot 05 February 2019 China’s response to indictments against the tech-giant Huawei has important lessons for Australia. Read More
Sexual and Reproductive Health is a Security Issue for Southeast Asia By Dr Maria Tanyag 05 February 2019 For young women in Southeast Asia, the journey to democratic freedom begins with bodily autonomy and the power to take control of their own sexual and reproductive health. Read More
Making a Difference By Stephanie Woolard 04 February 2019 In this episode of the AIIA VIC's Dyason House Podcast, Stephanie Woollard discusses how anyone can make a difference through social entrepreneurship. Read More
The Venezuelan Crisis: Assessing Regional Intervention in South America By Arthur MacDowell Cardoso 04 February 2019 If the crisis in Venezuela escalates to an armed stand-off between forces loyal to President Maduro and opposition factions loyal to Guaidó, a rare case of foreign intervention in South America may be likely. Read More
AIIA Fellows receive Order of Australia Honours 31 January 2019 The Australian Institute of International Affairs congratulates AIIA Fellows Charles Garrard Woodard AO and Dr Alison Broinowski AM who have been awarded Order […] Read More
People Suffering in Ukraine’s Frozen Conflict Far from Forgotten By Jana Bauerová 30 January 2019 Conflict in Eastern Ukraine has dragged on for almost five years, affecting all spheres of life for people near the “contact line.” Read More
The Nuclear Doomsday Clock: a "New Abnormal" By John Tilemann 30 January 2019 The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has again highlighted that the nuclear order is under attack and nuclear risks are increasing: it depicts this changed strategic environment as the “New Abnormal”. Read More
The Betrayal of Israel’s Historic Promise By Dr Alon Ben-Meir 30 January 2019 Israel’s recent policies threaten to undermine the very values upon which it was founded. Read More
A History of Human Rights and Sports Diplomacy By Associate Professor Barbara Keys 29 January 2019 In this episode of AIIA VIC's Dyason House Podcast, Associate Professor Barbara Keys discusses the relationship between human rights and sports diplomacy. Read More
Superpower India? When Foreign Policy does not Serve the National Interest By Henry Storey 29 January 2019 India’s ambitions of becoming a superpower threatens more pressing domestic priorities. Read More
Brexit: Plan B By Colin Chapman FAIIA 24 January 2019 The failure of the recent vote in the House of Commons threatens to further complicate negotiations. Read More