Georgia Is Tilting Towards Political Turmoil By Mateusz Kubiak 07 October 2019 Domestic tension and external provocation seems particularly dangerous given that who will rule Georgia in the years that follow is currently at stake. Read More
Toby Warden 01 October 2019 Toby Warden is a Bachelor of International Studies student at the University of Sydney. He is also a current Intern at the NSW […] Read More
Knowledge, Technology and the New Cold War 23 September 2019 On 17 September 2019, Professor Michael Wesley, Dean of the College of Asia and the Pacific at the Australian National University, addressed AIIA […] Read More
AIIA for WA Podcast: Beyond Trump By Professor Gordon Flake and Dr Sherry Sufi 15 September 2019 Can we imagine America after the 45th president? Read More
US Withdrawal From the JCPOA: A New Entanglement for Australia? By Jon Norling 10 September 2019 Trump’s withdrawal from the Middle East following the Iran nuclear agreement has been part of a long-term exit strategy, but could potentially lead to risky regional entanglements for both the US and Australia. Read More
Unravelling Yemen’s Forgotten War 08 September 2019 Dr Sarah Phillips, Associate Professor of Government and International Relations at Sydney University, addressed AIIA NSW on 3 September on the ongoing conflicts […] Read More
Belt and Road Summit in Hong Kong: Toward a BRI 2.0? By Dr Yves Tiberghien 05 September 2019 The upcoming Belt and Road Summit will be held amidst the current political chaos in Hong Kong. The protests may be an impediment to the summit, but the summit may be an opportunity to expose the youth in Hong Kong to new opportunities. Read More
No Skin Left in the Game: Doing the Maths of Intensive War By Cate Carter and Dr Charles Knight 05 September 2019 There is good reason to question whether Australian Defence Force procurement decisions prepare Australia's forces psychologically, materially and organisationally for an intensive war. Read More
Daweena Tia Motwany 02 September 2019 Daweena Tia Motwany is currently pursuing her masters in International Affairs at the Australian National University (ANU) and is the current Australian Outlook editor at […] Read More
Call for applicants: $5,000 Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship 28 August 2019 $5,000 Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship applications now open to young members of the Australian Institute of International Affairs Read More
Walking the Tightrope to Avoid a Forgotten Crisis in Bangladesh By Louise McCosker 25 August 2019 The devastation that plagues the Rakhine state of Myanmar persists, due to the inability to reach a consensus on how to effectively deal with the displacement of refugees. Read More