In a sobering assessment of the current Kim Jong-Un regime in Pyongyang, Clint Work challenges us with his bleak and sobering assessments of […]

The recent blog post, ‘She’ll Be Right: the Australian Temperament and International Affairs?’, by AIIA National Director Melissa […]

By Charles Pym As late as May 2013, the Australian government was bluntly ignoring requests from the government of Hong Kong to explore […]

By Camden Luxford This essay analyses success of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in maintaining […]

By Nicholas Taylor The world continues to experience chronic infrastructure shortages in both developed and developing nations. The global ‘infrastructure gap’ – the […]

By Talitha O’Connor United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (UNSCR-1325) was considered a landmark resolution, the first to be made on women, peace, […]