Reading Room: Abe's Remarkable Restoration By Dr H. D. P. (David) Envall 06 December 2016In December 2012, Shinzō Abe achieved perhaps the most remarkable comeback of post-war Japanese politics by becoming the Japanese prime minister for a […] Read More
Professor Tim Lindsey AO FAIIA 06 December 2016Tim Lindsey is Malcolm Smith professor of Asian Law at the University of Melbourne, where he heads the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam […] Read More
MIKTA: An Acronym in Search of Meaning By Melissa Conley Tyler FAIIA 25 November 2016Australia is hosting the 8th MIKTA Foreign Ministers meeting with Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop welcoming her counterparts from Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea and Turkey […] Read More
Sir Richard Boyer 23 November 2016Sir Richard Boyer (1891-1961) was a grazier, publicist and Chairman of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. He was president of the Commonwealth Council of the […] Read More
Migration and Australia's Prosperity By George Megalogenis 22 November 2016Migration has underpinned Australia’s economic growth since the end of the resources boom. Temporary skilled migrants now comprise 7 per cent of the workforce. […] Read More
Peace, Rules and Telling Stories By Geraldine Doogue AO FAIIA 22 November 2016In an increasingly fluid international strategic environment, too few media outlets seek to engage Australians in foreign affairs. Regular news stories and analysis can […] Read More
Can President Trump Make America Great Again? 18 November 2016Expert 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 […] Read More
Professor Shirley Scott 18 November 2016Professor Shirley Scott is the Research Chair of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. She has published in leading journals of both International […] Read More
The Politics of Post-Mosul Iraq By Damian Doyle 15 November 2016There is concern about the direction of the battle to retake Mosul after reports this week from Human Rights Watch that Kurdish Peshmerga […] Read More
Hamish McDonald FAIIA 10 November 2016Hamish McDonald FAIIA is world editor with The Saturday Paper. He has previously been a correspondent in Jakarta, Tokyo, Hong Kong, New Delhi […] Read More
The Next US President is Damaged Goods By Colin Chapman FAIIA 03 November 2016In the final days of the campaign we can expect both presidential candidates to continue their policies of further damage creation. It can […] Read More