Episode 68: Natasha Kassam on Preparing for a China-Led World By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Dr Darren Lim 26 February 2021 Natasha Kassam joins the podcast this week to discuss the nature of China’s intentions for the global order and the consequences of its actions. Read More
Natasha Kosev 16 January 2020 Natasha Kosev is an intern at the Australian Institute of International Affairs National Office. She is currently completing a Master of Diplomacy at […] Read More
Natasja Reslow 14 January 2020 Natasja Reslow is a policy officer at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. Previously Natasja was an Assistant Professor and post-doc researcher at the […] Read More
New Communications Associate Natasha Eloise 19 July 2019 AIIA National Office is pleased to welcome Natasha Eloise as our new communications associate. Tash has a background in languages, majoring in Japanese […] Read More
New Communications Associate Natasha Eloise 15 July 2019 AIIA National Office is pleased to welcome Natasha Eloise as our new communications associate. Tash has a background in languages, majoring in Japanese […] Read More
The Catastrophic Hard-Line Approach to Venezuela By Dr Luis Angosto-Ferrández 09 May 2019 The failed coup attempt by Juan Guaidó in Venezuela on 30 April and his recognition as interim president by states opposed to the Maduro government are further entrenching political divisions within the country. Read More
Deportation Across the Tasman Sea By Dr Paul Hamer 17 April 2019 Australia's deportation of more than 1,600 New Zealand citizens in the last four years persists as a contentious issue in Trans-Tasman relations. Read More
Natasha Singh Raghuvanshi 08 August 2018 Natasha Singh Raghuvanshi is a research support officer at the Monash Gender Peace and Security. Her research interest focuses on development issues with […] Read More
Looking towards a New Trans-Tasman Partnership By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA 18 April 2018 Are our trans-Tasman ties as tight as ever or at risk of fraying? Despite assurances by the leaders that things are 'absolutely fine', it is high time for a comprehensive review of the relationship between Australia and New Zealand. Read More
Syria, The Task Ahead By Dr Ross Burns 12 December 2017 Even with IS defeated on the ground in Syria and the battlelines of the long-running war the subject of UN peace negotiations, the country remains torn by conflict. Could a recent Russia-US joint declaration be the beginning of the end? Read More
Twelve Months in Tashkent By Luke J Dawes 06 November 2017 With a more open foreign policy and better reform prospects, Uzbekistan's recently elected President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has many convinced of his geniality. Only time will tell if he can lead the nation to a prosperous future. Read More