H.E. Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze 26 October 2018 H.E. Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze is Ukraine’s Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic integration. Prior to taking up this position in April 2016, she […] Read More
Australia in the World this Week By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Dr Darren Lim 25 October 2018 This episode examines the implications of Mike Pence's recent speech on US-China relations and reflects on highlights of the 2018 AIIA National Conference. Read More
Maritime Disputes and the Rules-Based Order By Dr Rebecca Strating 25 October 2018 Defending the rules-based order requires identifying which rules we need to defend. Distinguishing the law of the sea from territorial sovereignty is a good place to start. Read More
Whose Macedonia is it Anyway? By Nicholas Conomos 24 October 2018 With the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia’s Parliament voting to approve the Prespa Agreement, what are the ramifications for Greece? Read More
Between a Rock and a Hard Place in the Somali Region By Stephanie Carver and Ahmed Tohow 24 October 2018 With the recent US air strike on Al-Shabaab, what has been the progress one year on from the Mogadishu bombing? Read More
UN Action on Corporate Misdeeds By Josh Pallas 24 October 2018 The UN Human Rights Council is working towards a convention to end transnational corporations’ impunity for human rights abuses. Read More
Gender Equality on the G20 Agenda By Zara Kimpton OAM 23 October 2018 The G20’s W20 is a transnational network that brings together female leaders to help increase women’s participation in their economies and societies. Read More
An Evening with the Interns 21 October 2018 From left to right: Ciara Morris, Thanh Nguyen, Nicole King, Immediate Past President Richard Broinowski, Amy Lin, President Ian Lincoln, Vicki Sideris and […] Read More
The Disarmament Challenge in a Time of Disruption By Senator the Hon Penny Wong 18 October 2018 World leaders have a solemn duty to prevent a nuclear catastrophe from re-occurring. How do we make progress and what role can Australia play? Read More
Bipolar Disorder: Australia, the United States and China By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA 18 October 2018 The US and China have both been status quo powers. Neither of them now is. Australia should work as hard as it can to avoid a re-bipolarisation of the international environment. Read More
The Jerusalem Embassy, Iran and Australia's National Interest By John McCarthy AO FAIIA 18 October 2018 Prime Minister Morrison’s announcements of a potential move of Australia's Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and of a review of support for the Iran nuclear deal threaten seriously to prejudice the national interest. Read More