God is Good for You By Lyndon Storey 11 September 2018 As Christianity continues to decline, we should focus on how we can develop a society that respects all points of view. Read More
Sweden is Not Falling Apart By Dr Anamaria Dutceac Segesten 11 September 2018 Sweden is recovering after a very tense election night. The centre-right and the centre-left blocs secured very similar shares of the vote, but neither have come away with quite enough leverage to form government alone. Read More
Child, Early and Forced Marriage in the Lake Chad Crisis By Dr Eleanor Gordon and Hannah Jay 09 September 2018 This week the international community met to deal with the humanitarian crisis in the Lake Chad region. Improving the security of adolescent girls should be part of the response. Read More
Indonesia: The Best Invitation We Will Get By Andrew Parker 06 September 2018 Australia's relationship with Indonesia does not have to be marked by crisis. Australians should make the most of the the soon-to-be-signed Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement. Read More
The Future of Peace 05 September 2018 As the centenary anniversary of the First World War armistice approaches, it is timely to reflect on the evolution of peace. On Tuesday […] Read More
Contracting for Australia’s Diplomatic Security By Jon Cottam 01 September 2018 The use of security contractors by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in places such as Afghanistan and Iraq is influenced by political, organisational, operational and financial factors. Read More
Trump, the media and democracy by Kathleen Burns 01 September 2018 Draft of talk by Kathleen Burns for AIIA NSW. The address planned for this coming Tuesday evening, 4 September, has regretfully been cancelled […] Read More
Legacy of Australia's First Female Foreign Minister By Professor Jacqui True 27 August 2018 Julie Bishop is gone as Australia’s first female foreign minister. This is both a loss for Australia and for the world. Read More
TPP-11: Achieving Growth in a Time of Trade Uncertainty By Dr Luke Hurst 27 August 2018 In the turmoil of national politics last week, an important development in international trade should not go unnoticed. Read More
Indonesia’s Revised Anti-Terrorism Law By Dr Greta Nabbs-Keller 26 August 2018 The transgressive nature of family suicide bombings provided a critical policy window to propel the Anti-Terrorism Bill into law. Read More
Bring Back Our Corruption in Nigeria By Allison Felix Timipere and Dr Zibima Tubodenyefa 26 August 2018 Nigeria’s anti-corruption campaign faces opposition: from the citizens who voted for the government to fight corruption. Read More