Is the Clock Ticking Down to Nuclear Doomsday? By Dr Trevor Findlay 28 February 2017Citing the rise of strident nationalism globally and President Trump’s disturbing comments on nuclear proliferation, this year atomic scientists moved the Doomsday Clock […] Read More
Can China use RCEP to Capitalise on Trump? By Charles Bryant 27 February 2017Trade Minister Steven Ciobo’s recent visit to China confirmed the end of efforts to revive the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The question is whether China […] Read More
Australia's Strategic Triage By Dr Adam Lockyer 27 February 2017With tensions in the South China Sea rising, prioritising regional defence strategy goals is more important than ever. Australia’s approach must capitalise on the nation’s […] Read More
Why Australia Needs To Be Straight-Talking With Netanyahu By Gabriel Mitchell 22 February 2017This week’s visit by Israel’s embattled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signifies a shift in Israeli foreign policy. It provides an opportunity to enhance bilateral […] Read More
James T. Davies 20 February 2017James T. Davies is a PhD candidate at UNSW ADFA. He recently undertook fieldwork in Myanmar related to political change and communal violence. Read More
Deafening Silence on Myanmar's Rohingya By James T. Davies 19 February 2017The UN Special Rapporteur to Myanmar, Yanghee Lee, has been visiting Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh this week, gathering more evidence of recent […] Read More
Tony Kevin's book launch at Glover Cottages 16 February 2017On Tuesday 14 February 2017, John McCarthy launched Tony Kevin’s new book Return to Moscow at Glover Cottages before a full house including […] Read More
Too Soon to Call Brexit Victory? By Colin Chapman FAIIA 16 February 2017Theresa May’s recent success in the sympathetic UK House of Commons was hardly ever in doubt but Brexiteers may be congratulating themselves too early. […] Read More
Australia in the 21st Century 13 February 2017Australia in the 21st Century is a foreign policy group that was formed in November 2016 by experts from government, universities, defence, medicine, […] Read More
Where There’s Smoke, There’s Atomic Fire By Thom Dixon 13 February 2017Last weekend’s North Korean missile test came after a series of nuclear weapons-related actions and announcements by the new US administration. What comes next […] Read More
Reading Room: Essays in Honour of Coral Bell By Cam Hawker 12 February 2017For Desmond Ball, the completion of Power and International Relations: Essays in Honour of Coral Bell was a labour of love. Indeed, it was […] Read More