Despite the fact that international humanitarian law is meant to protect civilians in armed conflict situations, civilian casualties in Gaza, Afghanistan and Iraq […]

Two global issues continue to dominate world affairs – the aftermath of the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight 17 by Moscow-backed rebels in […]

As the military regime in Thailand issued a new interim charter and the political turmoil in Cambodia began to ease, the likely loser […]

While Ethiopia has a reputation as one of East Africa’s most vulnerable nations in recent years its rapid […]

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

China sees the G20 as a major tool in global economic governance and as a means to strengthen the representation of developing economies […]

With the announcement that Joko Widodo has won the recent presidential election, Indonesiaʼs young democracy has taken a […]

In recent years the performance of the Commonwealth, which brings together 53 nations and nearly a third of […]

Britain’s prime minister, David Cameron, has been accused of double standards with his arguments that further sanctions should be imposed on Russia because […]

Professor Andrew Cooper highlights the changing perceptions, positive progressions and past successes that add to the G20’s growing sense of legitimacy as it […]