The university sector was alarmed last week when news broke that the Chinese Embassy was urging all Chinese students in Australia to protect their safety. Was it a veiled threat? And if yes, how vulnerable are universities to international frictions? 

The Australian Institute of International Affairs is pleased to have appointed eight leading Australians as new Fellows of the Institute in recognition of their outstanding contribution to international affairs.

On Wednesday 17^th January the AIIA hosted the Sustainable Development Goals in the Arctic Roundtable.

As the holiday season comes to an end, it's a good time to take stock of the books it would have been good to have had on your beach reading list.

Australian Institute of International Affairs OFFICE OPERATIONS MANAGER Position Description The AIIA is seeking an experienced person to join its small National Office […]

AIIA National Executive Director Melissa Conley Tyler will present a seminar to Polis students at Deakin University on 8 September. The focus of […]

The Australian Institute of International Affairs had the honour of welcoming Her Excellency Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic to speak at […]

When it comes to international law, Australia has followed a path of deeper engagement and commitment in the post-World War II era. In 2017, it is front and centre of many contemporary debates.

The AIIA is seeking applications for the first AIIA Russell Trood Internship with AIIA National Office in Canberra.

The AIIA held a briefing for Senator the Hon Penny Wong in Melbourne on 25 July.  The discussion covered Iran, the Iran nuclear […]

The AIIA was pleased to be involved in the inaugural Australia Japan Youth Dialogue in Melbourne. This independent, non-partisan initiative convened emerging Australian […]