Australian Outlook Blog Posts

22 Oct 2014
Gough Whitlam was a physical giant with an intellect to match. His flaws were pretty sizeable, too, and the pygmies
22 Oct 2014
In the context of Iran's bid to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, Dr Shahram Akbarzadeh analyses Iran's wider aspirations and strategic
21 Oct 2014
Africa is too often seen through a negative lens. At the moment, the continent is making news in Australia for
20 Oct 2014
Eventually, the G20 must extend its mandate beyond global economy issues and work to influence political change in authoritarian regimes
18 Oct 2014
The awarding of a shared Nobel Peace Prize award to a 17-year-old Pakistani girl, Malala Yousafzai, and a 60-year-old Indian
17 Oct 2014
A G20 focus on infrastructure investment, long-term financing and implementing necessary structural reforms will ensure global economic growth is more
16 Oct 2014
What are the foreign policy priorities for Australia as a Top 20 nation? This is the theme of this year’s
15 Oct 2014
Having been deployed to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq in the past, the USS Carl Vinson, a US navy supercarrier decked in
14 Oct 2014
On 30 September the Central Bank of Myanmar (CBM) announced the names of the nine foreign banks that are to
14 Oct 2014
Following her article on Australian Outlook analysing the reasons why Turkey is stalling on its security commitments to join the US-led
14 Oct 2014
Zone of Crisis is a very apt description of what this very informative book is about.  Professor Saikal reviews each
13 Oct 2014
The message is blunt – if we want a stronger, fairer and more functional global economy, then stamping out corruption