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The candidates for next year’s US presidential elections have divergent views on American foreign policy. It is hard […]

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop’s visit to Tehran this week presents a rare opportunity for Australia to take the […]

The news that Australia faces a $30 billion revenue hit over the next four years as a result of lower iron ore prices, […]

AIIA National Office intern Alexia Jablonski interviews Dr Katarzyna Pisarska on the Visegrad group, the European Union’s response to Russia’s intervention in Ukraine […]

After at least two years of speculation, Hillary Rodham Clinton has announced she will run for president in the 2016 elections. Mrs Clinton’s […]

This week marked the first anniversary of the kidnapping of 219 schoolgirls by the terrorist group Boko Haram. There is also real concern […]

In this innovative and important new book, Danielle Chubb examines how political activism in South Korea has come to shape discussions around the […]

Pacific women are moving beyond their conventional roles as wives and mothers. Dame Meg Taylor is no ordinary woman. The first woman to […]

Last Thursday saw the conclusion of the Lausanne deal after a marathon final 24-hour negotiation. The deal, reached […]