“The Slow Hell”: The Lived Experience of the EU’s Flawed Asylum System – featuring an interview with Victor Roman, from the Lesvos Legal Centre Nina Roxburgh and Tamara Tubakovic27 March 2017Introduction: The situation is getting worse The refugee situation in Greece has taken a turn for the worse […] Read More
The Day After: Iraq in the Wake of the Caliphate By Damian Doyle and Dr Tristan Dunning 23 March 2017While Mosul’s liberation from the Islamic State terrorist group appears closer than ever, Iraq’s challenges are far from over. The Iraqi government must […] Read More
Post-Impeachment Scenarios Split South Korea By Associate Professor Hyung-a Kim 14 March 2017Friday’s court ruling to remove South Korean President Park Geun-hye from office created history and divided the country. The country has been left […] Read More
Reading Room: A War of Words 06 March 2017There is clearly a demand for the histories of Australians’ experiences in war. In 2015 we observed the centenary of Gallipoli and the […] Read More
Reading Room: A War of Words By Professor Donna Weeks 06 March 2017There is clearly a demand for the histories of Australians’ experiences in war. In 2015 we observed the centenary of Gallipoli and the […] Read More
Trump’s Wall Stirs Mexican Nationalism By Dr Ruth Adler 22 February 2017Recent demonstrations in Mexico against US President Trump are indicative of both anti-US sentiment and dissatisfaction with the government of Mexican President Peña Nieto. Peña Nieto’s response […] Read More
A Feminist Foreign Policy? 06 February 2017Australia has provided the world with laudable examples of women in positions of political power, while simultaneously perpetuating a male-dominated ‘blokey’ culture. To […] Read More
A Feminist Foreign Policy? By Professor Jacqui True FAIIA 06 February 2017Australia has provided the world with laudable examples of women in positions of political power, while simultaneously perpetuating a male-dominated ‘blokey’ culture. To […] Read More
The Soviet Union's Long Shadow By Monica Attard 01 February 2017In the 25 years since the collapse of the USSR, the West’s relations with the largest nation on Earth have once again slowly […] Read More
2016 Has Been a Good (or Bad) Year for... 29 December 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
Fellows of the AIIA 2016 19 December 2016Australia’s Leaders in International Affairs The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) has been promoting interest in and understanding of international affairs in […] Read More
