Biden’s first 100 days as President saw a noticeable change regarding foreign policy to that of Trump. A renewed commitment to the Indo-Pacific, the US aims to enhance cooperation with allies to respond to growing challenges in the region.

Australian leaders must decide how to adeptly navigate tensions with China. Sacred values, those generally not tradeable against pecuniary or operational sustainment, are likely to drive Australian policy on China.

Australia’s engagement with Southeast Asia has recently been put under the spotlight. How can Australia square its commitments to the major powers with its engagement with Southeast Asian states?

On 12 October, AIIA NSW hosted our interns’ debate on the proposition “that Australia should establish full diplomatic […]

This is an unsettling time for world politics. One constant in commentary at the moment, here and overseas is the term “rules-based international […]

The Vote for Cambodia: Australia’s Diplomatic Intervention The Australian Institute of International Affairs is pleased to present the third instalment of the Diplomatic […]

Australian foreign ministers are inclined to admonish other governments for not respecting human rights. They betray double standards by ignoring the sorry record of Australia’s own treatment of indigenous people and refugees.

Both Washington and Tehran want to restore the 2015 Iran nuclear deal before Iran’s new hard-line president takes office next month. But even if they succeed, will a revived agreement have much value?

Australia is touted as a rare success story in the fight against the spread of COVID-19. This was achieved through crude, blunt, and coercive policy instruments.

An Enduring Contribution? Australia’s Term on the United Nations Security Council (2013-2014) The Australian Institute of International Affairs […]

The Spanish perception of Australia is uniquely positive. The enduring bonhomie is the foundation of a close friendship and strong bilateral relationship between Australia and Spain.