Books about international relations are written from a variety of levels and perspectives: while some are narrated from […]

Dr Anthony Billingsley talks with the President of AIIA NSW, Colin Chapman, on the crises in Egypt and Syria and ongoing talks between […]

South Asia is certainly in need of transformation. Riven by border disputes, home to two nuclear powers (with a third on its doorstep), […]

Australia has had an important role in the establishment of the Israeli state. However, there has been a lack of critical analysis of […]

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

The United Nations now says it has enough evidence to lay war crimes charges against those involved in both sides of the Syrian […]

Low education standards are a significant bar to prosperity in post-Mandela South Africa. Former South African President Nelson Mandela had a number of […]

As Russia builds up troops and weaponry in three areas along Ukraine’s eastern border, Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel warns the Kremlin to abandon […]

Lasting security and stability in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are under threat due to resource exploitation. Long-term peace requires institutional development […]

When the Grand Master states “human beings…are inherently vicious” and “power politics in Asia is as old as […]