Senator the Hon Marise Payne 17 October 2018 Senator the Hon Marise Payne is Minister for Foreign Affairs. She had previously served as as Minister for Defence from 2015-2018 and as […] Read More
Senator the Hon Marise Payne, Minister for Foreign Affairs, address at AIIA National Conference 2018 17 October 2018 Canberra 15 October 2018 Thank you very much, Zara, for your very kind introduction. Let me begin […] Read More
Bipolar Disorder: Australia, the United States and China - Speech by Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA, AIIA National President, at AIIA National Conference 2018 15 October 2018 Allan Gyngell Address to National Conference, Australian Institute of International Affairs 15 October 2018 Bipolar Disorder: Australia, […] Read More
Senator the Hon Penny Wong, Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs, address "The Disarmament Challenge In A Time Of Disruption" at AIIA National Conference 2018 15 October 2018 SENATOR THE HON PENNY WONG LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION IN THE SENATE SHADOW MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS LABOR […] Read More
The Power of the Powerless: Ending Sexual Violence as a Weapon of War By Betty Barkha, Associate Professor Sara E. Davies and Professor Jacqui True 11 October 2018 The 2018 Nobel Peace Prize recognises two human rights defenders, Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege, working to end impunity for the use of sexual and gender-based violence by armed forces. Read More
The New NAFTA: Trade Agreement By Extortion By Dr Bruce Mabley 11 October 2018 Now that the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement is a reality, Mexico and Canada can assess the extent of the damage. Read More
Using the G-Word: Myanmar’s Rohingya and the Genocide Label By Michelle Ringrose 10 October 2018 Genocide recognition is crucial in gaining international support, preventing future violence and acknowledging the atrocities committed against a group of people. Read More
Brazil’s First Round Election: The Resurgence of Political Authoritarianism By Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann 10 October 2018 Economic recession, endless corruption scandals and Lula’s frustrated presidential bid have led to rampant political disillusionment and a resurgence of right-wing authoritarianism in Brazil. Read More
Life as a Middle East Correspondent By Matt Brown and Peter Bateman 10 October 2018 This episode of AIIA VIC's Dyason House Podcast features the experience of four-time Walkley Award winner, Matt Brown, in his journalism in the Middle East. Read More
Defending Australia’s Maritime Interests in the 2030s and Beyond By Ben Stevens 10 October 2018 The Hunter Frigate will better suit Australia’s maritime interests than the Future Submarine Project’s Shortfin Barracuda design. Read More
The Next Challenge for Australia-China Relations By Elena Collinson 04 October 2018 If the Foreign Investment Review Board advises the government to reject CK’s bid for APA Group, Beijing would likely view this as Australia hardening its stance. Deft management will be needed. Read More