The Brexit deadline has been extended to 12 April and Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to stand down once her withdrawal agreement is passed by the Parliament.

As the Chinese economy starts to slow down and relations with Beijing become more challenging, Australia will need to put the lessons it has learned along the way to good use.

After Brexit, Australia should look to forge stronger ties with Brussels and the continent.

In episode 15 of Australia in the World Allan moderates a live panel discussion on the topic: “Towards reinvigorating Australian foreign policy studies.”

The news that special counsel Robert Mueller wrapped up his probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential elections and potential collusion with the Trump campaign sent Washington and the world into a frenzy.

An edited extract of remarks by the National President of the AIIA, Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA, at a farewell for Melissa Conley Tyler at the National Office, 21 March 2019.

Professor Samina Yasmeen FAIIA AM discusses Islamophobia in light of the Christchurch terror attacks.

Despite Australia’s record funding in gender equality and empowerment in overseas development assistance in recent years, much more needs to be done to boost gender equality as a mainstream objective in the health aid sector.

Australia's move to recognise Juan Guaidó as the interim president of Venezuela is consistent with its interests in the region and its promotion of open democratic governance and the rules-based international order.

There is potential for ISIS foreign fighters captured in Syria to be tried by the International Criminal Court.