70 years after the world drew back from the prospect of nuclear war and established the UN Charter, the United Nations has grown […]

On 4 November Professor Stephen Fitzgerald and Professor Jocelyn Chey discussed Stephen’s recently-launched autobiography, Comrade Ambassador, and reflected on their experiences over more […]

On the European debt crisis, like on climate change, many international leaders have had their heads in the […]

In 2011, at the height of piracy attacks along the Somali coastline and the Gulf of Aden, 237 separate attacks were reported. This figure […]

Since the United Kingdom joined the European Communities in 1973, successive prime ministers have sought to make the relationship one of the heart […]

It was announced during a meeting of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in Singapore last weekend, that 20 more states will join the development […]

The W20, the G20’s gender engagement group, launched in Ankara on 6 September 2015. I was privileged to be in attendance; for most […]

As India’s economic weight continues to grow, it is re-ordering Australia’s ideas of region. India and APEC are on the agenda for a dialogue […]

  Applications Now Open   [su_quote cite=”Marlene Millott, Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship 2014 recipient “] I worked […]

Members of the Australian Institute of International Affairs have been invited to provide submissions to the Economics Legislation Committee. […]

As part of the 2015 National Conference, the Australian Institute of International Affairs will be conducting Masterclasses for future leaders in international affairs. […]