Kimkong Heng 22 July 2020 Kimkong Heng, a recipient of the Australia Awards Scholarship, is a PhD candidate at the University of Queensland. He is also a Visiting […] Read More
Kenya's Population Rise: How COVID-19 Containment Measures Will Affect Kenya's Depressed Economy By Enock Mac'Ouma 21 July 2020 As the world grapples with measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 and minimise fatalities, Kenya is on the verge of a new challenge. Due to measures aimed at curbing the spread of the virus, Kenya may face a dramatic increase in population that will have far-reaching and long-term effects. Read More
Australia in the World: Episode 52 By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Dr Darren Lim 19 July 2020 ABC journalist Stephen Dziedzic on reporting Australian foreign policy, media-government relations, and the Wolverines. Read More
Skin in the Game: A Radical Rethink of Conflict Resolution By Marika Sosnowski 17 July 2020 Civil war is on the rise, as is the targeting of civilian populations and the use of authoritarian conflict management strategies. It is time for a radical rethink of conventional approaches to conflict resolution. Read More
17 July: The Week in Australian Foreign Policy By Isabella Keith 16 July 2020 This week in Australian foreign policy: an Australia-Japan summit, concern about China's new security law, and a WHO Independent Panel on COVID-19. Read More
The 2020 Defence Strategic Update and Australia's Commitments in the Indo-Pacific By Lara Scott 16 July 2020 The challenges presented by COVID-19 will have vast and unprecedented effects on the Indo-Pacific region. The Morrison government must act on its commitment to supporting development in the region by reinforcing existing aid policies and leveraging Australia's status in regional multilateral organisations. Read More
Season 5 16 July 2020 Season 5 with James Cafferky – Global Health Security Season 5 Episode 5: Disaster Response & Forensic Pathology With Stephen Cordner AM FAIIA […] Read More
INDONESIA: THE COUNTRY OF CONTRASTS 15 July 2020 Indonesia–Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA) July 5, 2020 marked the implementation of the free trade agreement between Indonesia and Australia, a documented agreement […] Read More
Vietnam’s Pandemic Countermeasure: An Essential Element of Deterrence By Shang-su Wu 15 July 2020 Organisation and mobilisation are the key elements to Vietnam’s low-cost model of fighting the pandemic. These strategies are also used for Vietnam’s deterrence of its northern neighbour. Read More
Vandalised Statues and Narratives: Overcoming Divisive Memories By Diego Bolchini 15 July 2020 The world is facing multiple threats coming from an intertwining of past and present. Against this backdrop, humankind needs a new non-sectarian and inclusive approach to our shared and collective identity. Read More
Queensland urged to develop its own foreign policy Bethany Latham 14 July 2020 Queensland needs to establish its own foreign policy, and we need to do it soon, says Dr Carl Ungerer. He argued for this […] Read More