Madison Walker 30 August 2022Madison Walker is a lawyer with a concentration in air and space law from the University of Mississippi. She has researched regulatory incentive […] Read More
An Australia-Korea Hydrogen Economy to Support Southeast Asia towards 2050 By Shaun Cameron 24 August 2022Australia and Korea both have zero-emissions targets for 2050, but a lack of knowledge and understanding have limited cooperation. A hydrogen economy could offer potential not just for Australia and Korea, but for all of East and Southeast Asia. Read More
What to Watch in the 2022 Fiji General Election By Dr Stewart Firth 23 August 2022For the first time, prime minister and coup maker Frank Bainimarama faces the possibility of defeat. Can democracy survive the coming elections in Fiji? Read More
Al-Zawahiri’s Death and its Impact on the Future of Al-Qaeda By Dr Michael G. Zekulin 11 August 2022Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed by a drone strike late last month. While his death is significant, it is unlikely to be the death knell of his terrorist network. Read More
What Russia’s ISS Withdrawal Means for Space Power Configurations By Dr Svetla Ben-Itzhak 04 August 2022The International Space Station (ISS) has long been a symbol of international cooperation. Russia’s departure signals a new era of international dynamics in space. Read More
The War in Ukraine: Heading South? By Professor Tracey German 04 August 2022As the war in Ukraine continues, there are growing fears that Russia will annex areas in the nation’s south. The coming winter will present even greater challenges for the European states supporting Ukraine. Read More
Roe v Wade Is Just the Beginning for This Supreme Court By Seamus Dove 14 July 2022The US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v Wade captured international headlines. But the court’s other recent decisions also deserve attention. Read More
Russia’s War On Ukraine Is Deeply Unpopular In Belarus By Dr Natalya Chernyshova 14 July 2022Aliaksandr Lukashenka might have little choice but to pose as Russia’s staunch ally in its war on Ukraine, but he will be a general without an army if he decides to send in his troops. Belarusians are overwhelmingly against the war. Read More
Call For Applications: Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship 2022 05 July 2022Members of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) under the age of 35 interested in deepening their awareness of Asia have until 30 August to apply for the Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship. Read More
Dr Catherine Ordway 05 July 2022Dr Catherine Ordway is Sport Integrity Research Lead and Associate Professor (Sport Management) at the University of Canberra, and a member of UC-RISE […] Read More
Technological Advances Are Little Help In Keeping Press Safe In War Zones By Dr Alexandra Wake 30 June 2022Technological advances can help keep journalists away from active conflict zones. But, despite such technology, the brutal reality is that journalists working in war zones face pronounced physical and mental risks. Read More