The AIIA congratulates those who have been announced as Fellows for 2018 in recognition of their distinguished contribution to Australia’s international affairs.

Jamal Khashoggi’s murder has shifted US focus away from Ankara’s poor treatment of journalists and allowed Turkey to take the offensive to an embattled Saudi regime.

The EU has given individuals within the EU greater control of their privacy, with worldwide effect. Australian companies should see the benefits of being GDPR-compliant.

Hun Sen claims victory in Cambodia's elections today in the shadow of last year’s dissolution of Cambodia’s main opposition party and the blanket ban on 118 political opponents.

The Indonesia-Australia relationship has warmed up since the rocky years of the Soeharto era. To continue progress towards a true “soulmate” relationship between close neighbours, cross-cultural understanding must be cultivated through people-to-people contact.

Ankush Ajay Wagle is a Research Assistant at the Institute of South Asian Studies, an autonomous research organisation at the National University of […]

Book Review Editor, the Australian Journal of International Affairs – Calls for Expressions of Interest The Australian Institute […]

The Research Committee of the Australian Institute of International Affairs is calling for expressions of interest from members […]

Seventy-five years since the first Australian embassy opened in Russia, on 26 January 1943, Moscow wants to strengthen dialogue with Canberra to build a secure regional architecture based on a non-aligned approach.

There are perhaps no negotiations more fraught, or with higher stakes, than those surrounding Israel-Palestine. But has the self-professed 'world's greatest deal-maker' already dropped the ball after making his first major play in the region?

At Glover Cottages on the morning of 16 November, AIIA NSW President Richard Broinowski and Vice-President Ian Lincoln received a call from the […]