The Clever Politics of Sepp Blatter’s ‘Resignation’ from FIFA By Doidge 05 June 2015 One does not remain atop the FIFA pyramid for so long without knowing how to play politics. Even when the world thinks Sepp […] Read More
International Pressure the Key to Citizenship for the Rohingya By Rishi Gulati 04 June 2015 The human tragedy of the Rohingya that is unfolding in front of us has a root cause and Myanmar’s […] Read More
Fixing the Fault-Lines in Post-Earthquake Nepal Pradumna Bickram Rana 02 June 2015 Nepal’s earthquake has presented the nation with an opportunity to build a stronger and more picturesque nation, however a poor track record of […] Read More
Conversations on an Indonesian Train - Pt. 2 By Palmos 26 May 2015 In part two of Conversations on an Indonesian Train, Dr Francis Palmos recounts his travels in East Java and his interactions with local people […] Read More
Lest We Forget - The Western Front Stephen Brady AO CVO 22 May 2015 Australia’s Ambassador to France Mr Stephen Brady AO CVO reflects on the ANZAC role on the Western Front and the sacrifice made by both […] Read More
An Evening with the Interns 20 May 2015 Intern Presentations, Wednesday May 27th We live in confusing and uncertain times. Some of the issues that trouble us are old ones like […] Read More
Jokowi’s Turn to Solve the Papua Question By Dr Sidney Jones 20 May 2015 Indonesia needs to rethink its approach to Papua to successfully address the region’s grievances. Indonesia’s Papua, covering its two easternmost provinces, simmers with […] Read More
Vale: Michael MacKellar 18 May 2015 Former AIIA VIC President The Hon Michael MacKellar AM passed away on 9th May, 2015. Mr MacKellar held five ministerial posts between 1975 and […] Read More
Pushed Offshore, the ‘Boat People’ Crisis Demands Regional Response Gerhard Hoffstaedter 14 May 2015 In recent days, some 2000 refugees and migrants from Bangladesh and Myanmar have come ashore in Aceh, Indonesia, and Langkawi, […] Read More
Vietnam: 40 Years From the Day the War Ended Helen Clark 07 May 2015 The Vietnam War left a generation of Australians and Americans with an indelible memory of jungles, helicopters, Agent Orange and landmines. The war […] Read More
Delhi ‘Cracks’ Brussels: India’s Mission to Access the European Market Pascaline Winand 07 May 2015 The European Union and India might not seem like the most obvious of natural partners. Yet, as Professor Pascaline […] Read More