The consequences of Covid-19.

What explains the enduring role and influence of the armed forces in contemporary Indonesia?  What is the impact of current civil-military relations on Jokowi's second term agenda, particularly on maritime security? With an imbalance of power and unresolved issues from the past, how can Indonesia make the most of its military's capacity and influence in the face of pressing traditional and non traditional security issues?

Covid-19 update; ASIO speaks; Morrison hosts Jokowi & Ardern.

The Indo-Pacific, models of world politics, and Australian foreign policy.

In this week's podcast, we look at Australia's response to the coronavirus, the UK allowing Huawei technology within its borders, and potential WTO reforms.

Allan and Darren try something different this episode, with Allan taking the lead in asking Darren about his experience attending the Raisina Dialogue, India’s flagship international affairs conference, held in New Delhi from 14-16 January 2020, and organised the Observer Research Foundation.

Vital infrastructure in Yemen has been destroyed and its people are suffering the worst outbreak of cholera in history. This is the world’s largest humanitarian disaster, yet there is hardly any international news coverage.

Gordon de Brouwer on Economics vs Security, Climate Change, And Effective Policymaking

In their first episode recorded in the new year, Allan and Darren begin with the news. First, they […]

In this episode of the Australia In The World Podcast, Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Darren Lim present an exclusive interview with Director-General of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS) Paul Symon AO. As Australia’s “top spook,” Paul is the only ASIS member who can legally be identified.