Indonesia and Australia: Appealing to Jakarta’s strengths Greta Nabbs-Keller 28 February 2015 Joko Widodo was elected on the policy platform of defending Indonesia’s political sovereignty and territorial integrity, with a good dose of economic nationalism […] Read More
Who Will Bell the Nuclear Cat? By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 27 February 2015 The global nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation agenda has stalled. Yet disarmament is the only way to fully eliminate nuclear weapons risk. Five years […] Read More
Is PNG Heading for a Crisis? Stephen Howes 25 February 2015 Last year in Papua New Guinea was eventful, marked by a series of controversial government decisions. In March, the government decided to take […] Read More
Addressing Food Insecurity in Africa: The Need for Greater Strategic Alignment and a More Robust Finance Tracking System for Aid Haweya Ismail 25 February 2015 Although a vast amount of money is poured into investments in agriculture and food production in Africa, approximately […] Read More
Forecast for Ukraine: Stormy with Rays of Sunshine Tymofiy Mylovanov 19 February 2015 A year after the Maidan revolution of 2014, Ukraine is at a critical juncture. The conflict with Russia has been escalating. Estimates of casualties […] Read More
Forecast for Ukraine: Stormy with Rays of Sunshine Tymofiy Mylovanov 19 February 2015 A year after the Maidan revolution of 2014, Ukraine is at a critical juncture. The conflict with Russia has been escalating. Estimates of casualties […] Read More
2020 Interns Program 18 February 2015 APPLICATIONS FOR 2020 INTERNSHIP HAVE CLOSED Details of the 2021 internship program will be released early next year. Are you interested in international […] Read More
The Unremarked Revolution in China By Professor Peter Drysdale AO FAIIA 18 February 2015 The Chinese economy is more productive, innovative and efficient than is commonly believed. The Chinese economy, one might think if one took most of the […] Read More
The Unremarked Revolution in China 18 February 2015 The Chinese economy is more productive, innovative and efficient than is commonly believed. The Chinese economy, one might think if one took most of the […] Read More
Foreign Purchases of Australian Land: Tighter Rules Won’t Necessarily Deter Foreign Investment Sinéad Lehane 18 February 2015 The Federal Government has announced that foreign purchases of agricultural land will undergo greater scrutiny and reporting from […] Read More
Foreign Purchases of Australian Land: Tighter Rules Won’t Necessarily Deter Foreign Investment Sinéad Lehane 18 February 2015 The Federal Government has announced that foreign purchases of agricultural land will undergo greater scrutiny and reporting from […] Read More