The Universal Declaration of Human Rights – 70 Years On
10 December 2018
Despite the passing of 70 years since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, significant work still needs to be done to realise its vision.
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Australian Outlook
World Anti-Corruption Day – The Implications for Australia
09 December 2018
World Anti-Corruption Day serves as a reminder of the need for Australia to adopt more effective safeguards against corruption.
The European Union’s Resilience
06 December 2018
At a time of uncertainty and anxiety, the European Union has proven remarkably resilient despite facing considerable economic challenges.
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WA
11 Dec
AIIA WA Christmas Party 2018 | National President Allan Gyngell presents Future Uncertain: Australia's World in 2019
VIC
12 Dec
Sri Lanka: Making Sense of the Constitutional Crisis
TAS
08 Jan
"US and China - Great Power Competition: How Did We Get To This?"
VIC
07 Feb
After Brexit: Where Next for the UK?
QLD
12 Feb
Understanding current debates in freedom of speech
VIC
16 Jul
2019 Australian and Global Politics Essay Competition
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The Political Power of Laughter
Australia must halt all military exports to Saudi Arabia
An Unhappy 40th Anniversary? The Prospect for Improved Japan-China Relations
Navigating Hydro-power along the Mekong River
With the Liberal World Order Uncertain, the EU Must Step up to the Plate
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AIIA at the G20 Conference in Tokyo
Has the Responsibility to Protect been forgotten?
Did Sweden almost go populist?
Australia’s Leaders in International Affairs
AIIA in Poland
Global Wire
France and Japan: The Indo-Pacific as a Springboard for a Strategic Partnership
Afghanistan: Praiseworthy Economic Reforms, But Path to Peace Offers the Big Dividend
Thailand's Post-coup Foreign Policy
Constitutional Stalemate in Libya and Rising Violence
Sliding towards disaster: migration in European-African relations