The AIIA has published the latest in its Policy Commentary series, Two Elections that Matter: India and Indonesia. The Commentary examines the up-coming […]

Protests against a Chinese oil rig in the South China Sea turned violent, damaging hundred of foreign-owned factories.

The Abbott government will save up to $2.5 billion from stopping asylum-seeker boats and close six more onshore detention centres, Immigration Minister Scott […]

The Australian Institute of International Affairs invites you to an AIIA NSW Study Tour of Korea. The AIIA NSW, in conjunction with Odyssey […]

The Academy Asfari Fellowships are part of Chatham House’s new Academy for Leadership in International Affairs, established in September 2013. Academy Asfari Fellowships […]

The unexpected concessions made by Vladimir Putin on Ukraine reflect the fact that he has already got most of what he wanted there.