In debates on reproductive rights, the moral status of the embryo and fetus is largely at the centre […]

On Thursday 14 July the AIIA hosted an intimate dialogue on South China Sea issues between a visiting delegation from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and […]

On 12 July, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague rejected China’s claims of having historic title or historic rights over most of the […]

A very special edition of the AJIA has been published online via Routledge to mark its 70th anniversary as Australia’s leading scholarly journal in international […]

The AIIA’s Research Impact Award winner, Dr Haroro J. Ingram, has recently published a paper for the Australian Journal of Political Science. The paper […]

The 2016 Shangri-La Dialogue saw the Chinese and US delegates continue their traditional kabuki-like ritual repartee with the South China Sea looming large. China’s […]

The AIIA would like to thank outgoing Director of Communications Fleur Romano. Fleur has been a fantastic member […]

The road to stable democracy has been a winding one for the people of Sri Lanka. Now it looks to Australia, one of its […]

The current scandal embroiling Prime Minister Najib Razak has led the Malaysian government to crack down on press freedoms. But a restricted mainstream […]

Prelude To Antarctica ‘Men go out into the void spaces of the world for various reasons. Some are […]

Greg Sheridan’s lively memoir is not primarily about international affairs. But it casts interesting light on the passions that drive one of our […]