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.

In the recent blog post, ‘National Commission of Audit: When You’ve Cut DFAT to the Bone…’, AIIA National Executive Director Melissa Conley Tyler […]

China will participate in RIMPAC 2014, marking its first time participating in a major U.S.-led naval exercise.