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Rethinking China with AIIA China Matters Fellow Yun Jiang

10 May 2022

AIIA China Matters Fellow Yun Jiang delivered her “Rethinking China” lecture on 5 May to a packed house at PwC Australia. China […]

Vale David Irvine AO FAIIA

31 March 2022

The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is saddened to hear of the death of one of its fellows, David Irvine AO FAIIA. […]

Australia’s Best Independent Think Tank Moves North

29 March 2022

The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA), the nation’s longest running institute on foreign policy and most highly rated independent think tank, has […]

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AIIA NSW March News

21 March 2021

From February 2021, AIIA NSW will be regularly sending out our newsletter ,“Columns from Glover Cottages”. Here is our March issue. The next […]

The 2021 Coup and implications for Myanmar’s “disciplined democracy”

11 March 2021

On Tuesday 9 March, AIIA NSW welcomed Dr Roger Huang, an expert in authoritarian regimes and political violence […]

Widodo presidency reveals contradictions, says expert

Ben Colter — QLD

05 March 2021

Indonesian President Joko Widido entered politics with a reformist manifesto but had struggled to implement effective policy since becoming his country’s leader, a […]

AIIA NSW February News

27 February 2021

From February 2021, AIIA NSW will be sending out our newsletter ,“Columns from Glover Cottages”, twice a month. Here is the first issue […]

The Expansion of the Far Right in the United States and its Implications for Australia

20 February 2021

For its first event of 2021, the New South Wales Branch of the Australian Institute of International Affairs […]

The past and the future in Australia-China relations

01 February 2021

For its final event of 2020, AIIA NSW was addressed by James Curran, Professor of Modern History at the University of Sydney. His […]