The AIIA publishes the definitive series Australia in World Affairs on Australia’s foreign policy. This book series has been published since 1950 and is currently […]

The Australian Institute of International Affairs is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Baogang He, Dr David Hundt and Dr Danielle Chubb […]

The Research Committee of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is calling for expressions of interest from […]

The AIIA publishes the definitive series Australia in World Affairs on Australia’s foreign policy. This book series has been published since 1950 and is currently […]

This week in Australian foreign affairs: AUKUS, AUSMIN 2021, MIKTA statement on multilateralism, and more.

Bangladesh’s potential to be a much more significant trade and investment partner for Australia is real. In the eyes of many Australians, including in the business community, Bangladesh has an outdated and incomplete image.

The India-Australia 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue Australia-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. The outcome also has greater geopolitical consequences for the Indo-Pacific.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Morrison off to DC; statements on 9/11; Payne and Dutton visit Indonesia, the Republic of Korea, and India; and more.

Over the last decade there has been considerable debate about whether the ANZUS Treaty requires Australia to maintain its reliance on US extended nuclear deterrence. This debate is complex, and there are pathways for resolving the legal tensions to which it gives rise.

On Tuesday 7 September 2021, the Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW was addressed by Madeline Gleeson, Senior […]

David Brophy's new book, China Panic, offers a nuanced and insightful analysis of the deterioration of Australia’s relations with China. By challenging many old shibboleths, he offers much food for thought for salvaging this critical relationship.