The time is ripe for India to walk the talk in terms of integrating gender in international relations as well as domestic policies. Using a feminist foreign policy, it must deconstruct dominant power structures that hinder its growth and embrace its leadership potential.

Gyu-Jin Hwang is senior lecturer in Discipline of Sociology and Criminology, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Sydney. He specialises in […]

As it is with all legends, the more distant the memory, the greater the reverence and the sketchier the details. This pithy observation comes towards the close of Herald van der Linde’s new history Majapahit, the story of East Java’s golden century and its international clout. 

In Britain, two men are vying for the votes of the British people at the general election on 4 July. For many, it is a peculiar choice.

In 1950, when India created and ratified its Constitution, greatly expanding political and social participation and granting universal suffrage, the nation demonstrated its […]

Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, is the last African country maintaining diplomatic relations with Taiwan. Given China’s growing economic influence in Africa, why does Eswatini persist in its alliance with Taiwan?

Malicious cyber actors are continuously targeting critical Australian infrastructure, and they seem to be successful. According to a commercial cyber security report Australia is the tenth most targeted country for phishing attacks.

Elections in Europe demonstrate the growing popularity of far right parties as key outsiders gain on critical votes. In France, President Emmanuel Macron has moved to dampen Marine Le Pen's success in the European Parliament with a snap national election. 

On Tuesday 28 May, AIIA NSW hosted Tom Switzer, executive director of the Centre for Independent Studies. Switzer’s address concerned the future of […]

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has revealed the criticality of drones as a weapon system for modern battlefields. Yet as other states rush to follow suit, there are some sobering realities to face from “high-tech” tools of warfare.

The International Criminal Court (ICC or Court) has called for the leaders of Israel and Hamas to stand trial for their crimes in the ongoing Israel-Palestine war. While their arrests are unlikely, the decision has made them international pariahs.