The dreadful terrorist attacks in Paris came during Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s first overseas visits to Indonesia, Germany, Turkey, the Philippines and Malaysia. […]

This week, five EU member states most affected by the refugee crisis met in Brussels with leaders of Albania, Macedonia and Serbia to […]

The Australian Institute of International Affairs is one of our nation’s premier think tanks and contributes a great deal to the development and […]

Kofi Annan talked about “problems without passports”: problems which are transnational, even global. They are the problems which threaten our peace, our prosperity, […]

While governments worldwide strive to maintain or increase economic growth, an international movement is asking the G20 to plot a path towards a […]

The United States has been focusing much of its cyber diplomacy around criticism of China’s espionage. Australia has been echoing similar messages, though […]

Nepal promulgated its federal Constitution on September 20, defying India’s diplomatic efforts. Since then, India has stepped up its threats for amendments to […]

Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn […]

In 2011, at the height of piracy attacks along the Somali coastline and the Gulf of Aden, 237 separate attacks were reported. This figure […]

As US President Obama and Russian President Putin met this week in the US to discuss the fight against Islamic State, support for […]