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04
Mar

Australia and France, Global Partners in the Indo-Pacific

H.E. Mr Brendan Berne, Australian Ambassador to France. In March 2017, Australia and France signed the Joint Statement of Enhanced Strategic Partnership. The […]
VIC
05
Mar

International Careers Information Evening

Event fully booked. Our apologies! Interested in an international career and want to know how to get there? Looking for a career in […]
VIC
07
Mar

Venezuela 2019: Transition from Dictatorship?

Speaker: Dr Raul Sanchez-Urribarri. Venezuela’s political crisis is reaching crisis point as tensions rise between the two vying presidents; the incumbent Nicolás Maduro […]
VIC
12
Mar

Asleep at the Wheel? Australian Economic Engagement in Indonesia

Speaker: Andrew Parker, Partner and Asia Practice Leader, PwC. It is estimated that by 2025 Asia will produce […]
VIC
26
Mar

Brexit as English Nationalism: England, Euroscepticism and the Anglosphere

Speaker: Dr Ben Wellings. Support for Brexit was higher among those who identify as English rather than British, […]
VIC
03
Apr

Is the World Numb to Mass Atrocities?

Philippe Bolopion, Human Rights Watch in conversation with Michael Bachelard. There is no more daunting challenge for the human rights movement than trying […]
VIC
16
Jul

2019 Australian and Global Politics Essay Competition

Submission deadline: Tuesday 16 July. Attention all secondary school students of Australian and Global Politics! Would you like to win up to $500 […]

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Australian Outlook

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton revoked the Australian citizenship of ISIS foreign fighter Neil Prakash. Source: Australian Embassy Jakarta, Flickr

ISIS Foreign Fighters: Keep Your Enemies Closer

By Dr David Malet
28 February 2019

Despite tough talk on ISIS, many governments are declining to repatriate and prosecute their own citizens who collaborate with terrorist organisations.
An iceberg in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. Source: US Department of State, Flickr

Australia-China Relations in the Frozen South

By Dr Jeffrey McGee and Marcus Haward
28 February 2019

If the Antarctic Treaty System is to remain strong and adaptable in providing governance for the region, it is important that all states, including China, clearly articulate their interests.
President Trump and Kim Jong Un are due to meet in Vietnam. If successful, the talks could result in major Northesat Asian power shifts. Source: (stephan), Flickr

Trump and Kim in Vietnam: Success Could Presage Major Power Realignment

By Professor Carl Thayer
27 February 2019

President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un are due to meet in Vietnam to discuss the denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula. If successful, their efforts could lead to a major realignment of power relations in Northeast Asia.

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