Human Translation vs. Machine Translation Mark Saba 29 September 2015 Recent criticism of the Department of Defence’s nonsensical Arabic tweets about fighting IS propaganda shows the potential for getting it wrong with machine […] Read More
Human Translation vs. Machine Translation Mark Saba 29 September 2015 Recent criticism of the Department of Defence’s nonsensical Arabic tweets about fighting IS propaganda shows the potential for getting it wrong with machine […] Read More
Prime Minister Turnbull – A hope for a new page in Australia-Indonesia relations? Edward Durie 27 September 2015 A phrase that has been passed around the last few months is that the relationship between Australia and […] Read More
AIIB: a Test of Sino-US Relations Xunchao Zhang 21 September 2015 It was announced during a meeting of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in Singapore last weekend, that 20 more states will join the development […] Read More
South China Sea: the strategic implications of China's artificial islands 16 September 2015 On Tuesday 15 September, Carl Thayer, Emeritus Professor at the ADF Academy in Canberra gave us his interpretation […] Read More
Will a New Prime Minister Affect Australia Internationally? 16 September 2015 Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn Chey AM FAIIA-Visiting Professor, University […] Read More
The TPP and the AUSTFA agreement: Have we learnt our lessons? Lewis Graham 13 September 2015 By reflecting on the legacy of AUSTFA, Australians may more readily hold their politicians to account in regards to TPP negotiations. It is […] Read More
Australian Submarines: Why Japan? 10 September 2015 Australia’s submarine technology cooperation with Japan is a commitment to burden-sharing with the US in the Asia-Pacific. In anticipation of the Australia Royal […] Read More
1965, Jakarta: a Year of Living Dangerously 09 September 2015 Geoffrey Miller was posted to the Jakarta Embassy on 1 October 1965, when six army generals were murdered by the “30th September Movement”. The […] Read More
Australia Can Get the Balance Right on Free Trade and Worker’s Rights 09 September 2015 Even a former ACTU researcher and Austrade chief economist can support ChAFTA. Opening up to trade is positive for business, workers […] Read More
Northern Lights: the Positive Policy Example of Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway 08 September 2015 At the Festival of Dangerous Ideas on Saturday 5 September 2015, Naomi Klein spoke to a full concert […] Read More