James Cotton 28 April 2016 Professor James Cotton is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. He is an Emeritus Professor at the University of New […] Read More
PNG Court Decision Forces Australia to Act on Manus Island Detainees By Madeline Gleeson 28 April 2016 Papua New Guinea’s recent Supreme Court ruling that the Manus Island Detention Centre is unconstitutional and illegal will have […] Read More
Madeline Gleeson 28 April 2016 Madeline Gleeson is a Research Associate at Andrew & Renata Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, UNSW, Australia. Read More
Our Next Generation Submarines: La Victoire DCNS By Dr Andrew Davies 28 April 2016 The decision to select French company DCNS to partner on Australia’s next generation submarines will likely deliver world-class capabilities, but will also have implications for […] Read More
Andrew Davies 28 April 2016 Dr Andrew Davies is the director of the defence and strategy program at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. Dr Davies will be speaking […] Read More
The Growing Importance of White Hulls in Indian Ocean Security By Dr David Brewster 27 April 2016 The increasing challenges of the Indian Ocean are not simply limited to the navy’s grey hull ships. Coast […] Read More
Tough new sanctions on North Korea: but is there a better way? Jessica Tattersall 25 April 2016 In early March, the United Nations Security Council unanimously approved tough new sanctions on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK – that […] Read More
What Mongol History Predicts for the Next Season of Game of Thrones By Dr Carolyne Larrington 22 April 2016 As season six of HBO’s Game of Thrones looms, speculation is rife. Is Jon Snow really dead? What […] Read More
Malaysia 21 April 2016 UNSW emeritus professor Clive Kessler last addressed AIIA NSW at Glover Cottages in May 2015, when he described ethno-supremacists pursuing an agenda to […] Read More
One Belt, One Road: A Threat to China? By Alex Cheung 08 April 2016 China’s economic prowess is often the first impression people have of the world’s most populous country. Likewise of its ambitious “One Belt, One […] Read More
Steering off the Collision Course: How to Promote Stability in the Indo-Pacific By Jaidan Stevens 08 April 2016 Despite recent increasingly assertive actions in the Indo-Pacific, there remain peaceful paths to explore. Many commentators have argued that […] Read More