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Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ms Lindiwe Sisulu delivering a Lecture on South African Foreign policy at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, in Moscow in 2018. Source: GovernmentZA, Flickr, https://bit.ly/3j8froI

It’s Time to Rethink How We Teach International Relations

By Dr Somdeep Sen
08 April 2022

International Relations has a long history of racism. This legacy should be challenged in the classroom.
Bucha, April 4, 2022. Source: John Owen Nwachukwu Flickr, https://bit.ly/36YBvja,

After the Horror of Bucha, NATO Remains Unwilling to Prepare for War

By Colin Chapman FAIIA
08 April 2022

It is now clear that the targeting of Ukrainian civilians is deliberate and systematic. The West's uncoordinated sanctions against Russian oligarchs have not been enough to prevent mass atrocity.
Parliament House At Dusk, Canberra ACT Source: Thennicke https://bit.ly/2ZsyTT3

8 April: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs

By Isabella Keith
08 April 2022

This week in Australian foreign affairs: AUKUS statement, more military support to Ukraine, additional sanctions on Russia, Payne in Brussels, and more.

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Upcoming Events

VIC
12 Apr
Reflections on a United Nations' Career
NSW
12 Apr
Russia after Ukraine
VIC
19 Apr
Democracy and Political Instability in West Africa
TAS
19 Apr
War and Memory in Putin’s Russia
VIC
21 Apr
France and the Blue Pacific
QLD
26 Apr
Blue Pacific: strategic opportunity and challenge
SA
26 Apr
'Diplomacy at the Bar' with Prof Matt Fitzpatrick - The Shattered Peace of Europe: What Next?
VIC
27 Apr
Meet the Ambassador – Norway
VIC
28 Apr
“Cadre Country - How China became the Chinese Communist Party” - Book Launch
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