How to Stop a Nuclear Bomb By Tim Wright and Peter Bateman 20 September 2018 With the anniversary of the signing of nuclear ban treaty today, this episode of AIIA VIC's Dyason House Podcast features Nobel Peace Prize winner Tim Wright on nuclear disarmament. Read More
Remembering the Tokyo Tribunal By Dr Kirsten Sellars 20 September 2018 When making their case against Japanese leaders, prosecutors were working against time. As the trial progressed, so too did the Cold War, turning old foes into new allies and old allies into new foes. Read More
Soft Power: Cultural Diplomacy By James Miles Carey 18 September 2018 With the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade currently conducting a Soft Power Review, what is the potential for cultural diplomacy? Read More
Tim Wright 17 September 2018 Tim Wright is Asia-Pacific Director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for 2017. He […] Read More
James Miles Carey 17 September 2018 James Miles Carey is a graduate student in the School of Social and Political Science at the University of Melbourne. He is an […] Read More
China’s New Era Under Xi By Rowan Callick OBE FAIIA 13 September 2018 It is crucial to understand the radical nature of Xi’s project to understand a changing China. This first in a three-part series looks at political reform. Read More
Indonesia's Expanding Horizons By Isabelle Lewis 13 September 2018 Indonesia's accelerating economic prosperity will see the country poised to take a leading role in the Indo-Pacific region. It's time for Australia to refocus its Indonesia priorities. Read More
Professor Anwar Alam 12 September 2018 Professor Anwar Alam is a Senior Fellow at the Policy Perspectives Foundation in New Delhi. Previously he served as full Professor in the Department […] Read More
Japan at the International Whaling Commission By Dr Julia Jabour and Lucy Smejkal 11 September 2018 Top of the agenda at this week’s International Whaling Commission meeting will be Japan’s proposal to resume commercial whaling. Will Japan achieve its Way Forward or is it on the way out? Read More
The Life of a Foreign Correspondent By Michael Bachelard and Peter Bateman 11 September 2018 In a week that saw journalists arrested and convicted of espionage, including in Myanmar and Cambodia, this episode of AIIA VIC's Dyason House podcast discusses the challenges of reporting abroad. Read More
A Defence of Christianity in Troubled Times By Greg Sheridan AO FAIIA 11 September 2018 It is no exaggeration to say that Christianity is in nearly existential crisis in the West. It is perverse that the West is trending atheist as the rest of the world is trending religious. Read More