Sri Lanka Chooses Changes Razeen Sally 31 January 2015 The recent election of President Maithripala Sirisena heralds a golden opportunity for Sri Lanka to heal old wounds and to open up its […] Read More
Falling Fossil Fuel Prices Create a Climate Change Opportunity Andrew Elek 29 January 2015 The recent and sharp fall in fossil fuel prices, thanks to new extractive techniques, will not last forever. […] Read More
Falling Fossil Fuel Prices Create a Climate Change Opportunity Andrew Elek 29 January 2015 The recent and sharp fall in fossil fuel prices, thanks to new extractive techniques, will not last forever. […] Read More
Dispatches on Diplomacy – Ruminations on Reporting and Prediction Geoff Miller 28 January 2015 While reports from diplomats comprise an important basis for policy formulation, it is wise to consider who reads […] Read More
The Australian School of International Relations By Professor Peter Boyce AO 27 January 2015 When did the discipline of international relations make its appearance in Australian universities and who were its most influential early flag-bearers? These are […] Read More
Bali Nine: Hypocrisy, Politics and Courts Play Out in Death Row Lottery Tim Lindsey 23 January 2015 One of the strongest arguments against the death penalty is that its administration is fundamentally unfair. Too often, […] Read More
Bali Nine: Hypocrisy, Politics and Courts Play Out in Death Row Lottery Tim Lindsey 23 January 2015 One of the strongest arguments against the death penalty is that its administration is fundamentally unfair. Too often, […] Read More
Dispatches on Diplomacy – Sowing the Seeds for Strong Relations Geoff Miller 21 January 2015 Thorough background knowledge and the ability to empathise are essential components to conducting successful state-to-state relations. Henry Kissinger […] Read More
Taiwan’s Shifting Political Landscape Fu-Kuo Liu 19 January 2015 While the results of Taiwan’s local elections were serious blow to the KMT, they should not be interpreted as a failure of cross-strait […] Read More
Journey to Jakarta: Australia’s Forgotten First Attempt to Recognise Indonesia By Palmos 17 January 2015 2015 brings the 70th anniversary of Australia’s first attempt to recognise Indonesia. Among the least known actions in […] Read More
International Security and Antimicrobial Resistance: Why Policy Coherence Matters By Anna George 16 January 2015 Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a health security issue presenting unique challenges not only to human and animal health […] Read More