Pirates, Spies, Soul-stealers: Spirituality Transformed Shameem Black — Analysis 09 March 2015In the past decade the worldwide yoga industry has become a multi-billion-dollar business. Yet, ironically, the one country where yoga does not yet […] Read More
China and Myanmar: When Neighbours Become Good Friends Dai Yonghong — Analysis 09 March 2015China wants to keep its good relationship with Myanmar. But, because the major powers are also taking interest, China must work to make […] Read More
Is Freedom Under Pressure Globally? Tim Wilson, Australia's Human Rights Commissioner — Analysis 06 March 2015Despite the efforts of governments, the future belongs to freedom. Behind human rights is the still revolutionary idea that every human being is […] Read More
The Murder of Boris Nemtsov – And Three Other Deaths Mark Galeotti — Analysis 05 March 2015The shocking murder of Russian opposition figure Boris Nemtsov, literally in sight of the Kremlin, clearly marks the beginning of a new era […] Read More
Nigeria’s Election Crisis David Dorward — Analysis 05 March 2015Nigeria is the most populous nation in Africa, with a GNP larger than South Africa, yet it is facing an election that could […] Read More
Are We Overreacting to the Threat of Terrorism? Sean Richmond — Analysis 05 March 2015Current national security debates miss the larger picture: we face many challenges and threats, of which terrorism is but one. The recent shootings […] Read More
Modi’s BJP No Longer Invincible Purnendra Jain and Peter Mayer — Analysis 03 March 2015The tale of the recent February Delhi assembly elections shows how quickly political fortunes can decline. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party […] Read More
Indonesia and Australia: Appealing to Jakarta’s strengths Greta Nabbs-Keller — Analysis 28 February 2015Joko Widodo was elected on the policy platform of defending Indonesia’s political sovereignty and territorial integrity, with a good dose of economic nationalism […] Read More
Who Will Bell the Nuclear Cat? By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA — Analysis 27 February 2015The global nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation agenda has stalled. Yet disarmament is the only way to fully eliminate nuclear weapons risk. Five years […] Read More
The Economic Reform Path Greece Must Now Follow Partha Gangopadhyay — Analysis 26 February 2015The world may have heaved a sigh of relief over Greece’s last minute debt deal, but in Greece the conditional four-month extension is […] Read More