29 September, 5:30PM Webinar: Israel-UAE Peace Agreement: Implications for the Region. With Professor Clive Jones. Organised by AIIA Victoria Branch.
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30 September, 6:00PM Webinar: Overcoming Isolationism: Japan’s Leadership in East Asian Security Multilateralism. With Professor Paul Midford. Organised by AIIA National Office.
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7 October, 6:00PM Webinar: The difficulties of negotiating a peace settlement with the Taliban in Afghanistan. With Farkhondeh Akbar. Organised by AIIA ACT Branch
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8 October, 6:00PM Webinar: Joko Widodo – Man of Contradictions. With Ben Bland. Organised by AIIA Queensland Branch.
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13 October, 5:30PM Webinar: The Kurds in a Fragmenting Middle East. With William Gourlay. Organised by AIIA Victoria Branch.
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Scholars and practitioners met in Tokyo for the second iteration of the AIIA’s Indo-Pacific Research Forum. Read the event description and see videos and photos taken during the day!
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AIIA National Conference 2019 highlights
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Australian Outlook

A meeting between James N. Mattis of the United States, Marise Payne of Australia, and Itsunori Onodera of Japan at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Shangri-La, Singapore, June 2, 2018. The ministers met to build upon their partnership and to discuss defence strategies. Source: DoD Photo by Tech Sgt. Vernon Young Jr. https://bit.ly/3n7KVfI

Episode 56: Foreign Interference & The Australia-China Relationship

By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Dr Darren Lim

28 September 2020

Also discussed in the Australia in the World podcast: trilateral gatherings, the new Japanese prime minister, and Thai protests.

Human trafficking awareness photo. Source: AFC HHS https://bit.ly/3381Tmf

The Impact of Coronavirus on Human Trafficking

By Jordan Nash

28 September 2020

Human traffickers swiftly adapted to border closures and other measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus. Meanwhile, victims have been exposed to further exploitation, with access to essential services restricted.

Stairs leading to Nathu Post from Indian side. This mountain pass connects the Indian state of Sikkim with China's Tibet Autonomous region.
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India’s Future Choices as the Sino-Indian Crisis Escalates

By Harsh V Pant

25 September 2020

The Sino-India bilateral relationship has been premised on an understanding that the two nations can move forward on other areas of engagement as their border remains "hot" with military activity. Chinese actions are producing the opposite effect of what was intended, and India is now willing to adopt policies with a strong anti-China orientation.

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