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AIIA Honours Departing Vice President Zara Kimpton OAM FAIIA

13 May 2025

The AIIA has honoured its National Vice President Zara Kimpton OAM FAIIA, who will be stepping down from the board on 1 July […]

AIIA President on Women in National Security podcast

18 December 2024

AIIA President Dr Heather Smith PSM FAIIA recently appeared on a Women in National Security podcast organised by the National Security College at […]

Watch, Read, and Hear Speeches from the AIIA National Conference 2024

16 December 2024

All keynote speeches and select panels of the 2024 AIIA National Conference are now available. Watch You can […]

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Vale Professor Rikki Kersten FAIIA

22 December 2023

The Australian Institute of International Affairs was saddened to hear of the death last night of one of its fellows, Professor Rikki Kersten. […]

Vacancy for AIIA Board Position: Research Chair

18 December 2023

The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is seeking to recruit a new Research Chair. The AIIA is a not-for-profit organisation that provides […]

Space Activities: Challenges to Safety and Security

12 December 2023

On Tuesday 5 December 2023, Steven Freeland, Emeritus Professor of International Law at Western Sydney University, addressed the Institute on the challenges facing […]

After Stabilisation: Future Challenges in Australia-China Bilateral Relations

04 December 2023

On Tuesday 28 November 2023, the Institute welcomed inaugural AIIA/China Matters Fellow Yun Jiang to speak about future […]

China-Solomons pact poses challenges for Australia

Isabella Hollewand — QLD

01 December 2023

The Solomon Islands security pact with China is an opportunity for Australia to critically reflect on its foreign policy, an AIIA Queensland event […]

From Twitter to TikTok: Thailand’s 2023 Election

21 November 2023

On Tuesday 14 November 2023, Sydney University Senior Research Fellow Dr Aim Sinpeng addressed the Institute on the most recent Thai elections, held […]