On Tuesday 15th October, the Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW welcomed Bruce Wolpe from the United States Studies Centre for an insightful […]

Colin Chapman, former Australian Outlook columnist, world renowned journalist, tv presenter, and author passed away this weekend. He was an erudite and careful thinker whose insights will be deeply missed. 

On 1 October the Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW hosted H.E. Mr Vasyl Myroshnychenko, the Ukrainian ambassador to Australia and New Zealand, […]

Despite its remote likelihood anytime soon, a two-state solution is the only practical way of ending the present Israel-Palestine conflict. What is more immediately required by the Australian government, however, is an answer to the growing domestic disunity caused by that conflict.

Global opinon is moving steadily toward a consensus on global government. New date from across 17 countries – representing more than half of the world population – supports the creation of a democratic global government body to tackle pressing global challenges like climate change.

How resilient are Australia’s critical national information industries? In today’s hyperconnected world, cybersecurity is no longer a niche. […]

Australia is the only Western liberal democracy that does not have a legislated national Human Rights Act. Should Australia implement a Human Rights Act, and what would the implications be?

Written by Liubov Korina Echoing global dynamics amid a set of unique national challenges, the United Kingdom has been navigating the realities of […]

Spamouflage, a form of disinformation spread through fake social media accounts, poses a growing threat to democratic processes by manipulating public opinion and amplifying polarisation. Governments must take proactive steps to curb the impact of these campaigns and protect the integrity of elections.

Building the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine is an Anglosphere quest for a military capability to serve Australia’s life in the Indo-Pacific. As an Anglosphere answer to an Asian future, AUKUS asks questions about Australian identity as well as strategic ambition.

On Tuesday 10 September, the current interns at AIIA NSW debated the proposition that ‘It is in Australia’s best interest to prioritise “offensive” […]