If you are not already concerned about the rise in antimicrobial resistance undermining the world’s precious antibiotics, this week’s discussion at the United […]

Protests in Kuala Lumpur last weekend highlighted Malaysia’s ongoing 1Malaysia Development Berhad or 1MDB scandal. In July, the US Attorney General brought the […]

Anne-Marie Balbi is a Ph.D. candidate at the Department of Social Sciences and Security Studies at Curtin University (Perth, Australia). Her research explores soft […]

ASEAN has had a rough time of late. It has faced criticism over its approach to China in the South China Sea and […]

Fiction can provide a window into current anxieties and possible futures. This chronicle of the trials of a fictional US family achieves both. […]

Nauru is best known to most Australians as the remote Pacific island where asylum seekers who arrive by boat are sent. What is […]

Graeme Dobell, a journalist since 1971, has spent his career reporting on Australian and international politics, foreign affairs and defence, and the Asia […]

Our guest speakers at Glover Cottages on 16 August were Judy Sandison, an award-winning South African broadcast journalist, and Adam McCarthy, Australian High […]

The AIIA in partnership with the Korea Foundation co-organised an invitation-only study tour to Seoul from 24 July – […]

Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn […]

Recent developments in Hong Kong are a threat to its unique status and to Australia’s interests, but the Australia-Hong Kong dynamic is overshadowed […]