Migration has underpinned Australia’s economic growth since the end of the resources boom. Temporary skilled migrants now comprise 7 per cent of the workforce. […]

In an increasingly fluid international strategic environment, too few media outlets seek to engage Australians in foreign affairs. Regular news stories and analysis can […]

Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn Chey AM FAIIA-Visiting Professor, University […]

Professor Shirley Scott is the Research Chair of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. She has published in leading journals of both International […]

There is concern about the direction of the battle to retake Mosul after reports this week from Human Rights Watch that Kurdish Peshmerga […]

Hamish McDonald FAIIA is world editor with The Saturday Paper. He has previously been a correspondent in Jakarta, Tokyo, Hong Kong, New Delhi […]

In the final days of the campaign we can expect both presidential candidates to continue their policies of further damage creation. It can […]

With tensions in the East and South China seas dominating security concerns in the Asia-Pacific region, little attention has been paid to the simmering maritime […]

Can China be trusted to keep its written promises on Hong Kong? More precisely, can President Xi Jinping, chairman of the Communist Party […]

Lebanon has a great deal to be concerned about: the absence of a president, the most concentrated refugee influx per capita in the […]

Des Ball was an unorthodox academic strategist who will have a lasting impact on Australian foreign policy. He played a part in all […]