The AIIA is pleased to present the latest book in the Australian Ministers for Foreign Affairs series, Ministers for Foreign Affairs 1972-83.  Edited by Melissa Conley Tyler […]

This episode examines developments in Australian diplomacy and foreign policy including Marise Payne’s visit to China and speeches by Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten.

This episode examines current issues for Australian diplomacy including the prospects for Australia moving its embassy to Jerusalem, the Khashoggi murder and Trump's withdrawal from multilateral treaties and institutions.

This episode examines the implications of Mike Pence's recent speech on US-China relations and reflects on highlights of the 2018 AIIA National Conference.

What does it mean for a state to allow a woman to embody it in international relations? Who gets trusted to represent states, and how do we get to parity in representation?

This episode looks at the recent leaders’ meetings at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the US-China trade war and the state of the Australian aid program in the context of the Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami. 

There is undisputed evidence of what is going on inside North Korea. Threats of nuclear proliferation should not relegate human rights to the wayside.

The Australian Institute of International Affairs has recently been featured across a number of media outlets. AIIA National Executive Director Melissa Conley Tyler […]

The Australian Institute of International Affairs has recently been featured across a number of media outlets. AIIA National Executive Director Melissa Conley Tyler […]

Indonesia's accelerating economic prosperity will see the country poised to take a leading role in the Indo-Pacific region. It's time for Australia to refocus its Indonesia priorities.

This episode looks at leadership change in Australia, Huawei and the 5G network and Prime Minister Scott Morrison's trip to Indonesia.