China’s Antarctic Ambitions – and Their Implications for Australia 04 August 2022In a new special report AIIA China Matters Fellow Yun Jiang argues that popular Australian concerns around the […] Read More
Trade and Supply Chain Issues for Taiwan and Australia By Dr Bryce Wakefield 10 December 2021Covid-19 has disrupted supply chains around the world, while political movements in the United States and Europe that predate the pandemic have raised […] Read More
Taiwan, Cross-Strait Tension, and Security in the Indo-Pacific 24 November 2021Tensions across the Taiwan Strait are rising and are potentially more serious than crises in the 1990s and even the 1950s. Military activity […] Read More
Australia and the Rules-Based International Order By Melissa Conley Tyler FAIIA, Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Dr Bryce Wakefield 11 October 2021This is an unsettling time for world politics. One constant in commentary at the moment, here and overseas is the term “rules-based international […] Read More
The Vote for Cambodia: Australia's Diplomatic Intervention By Richard Broinowski AO — Diplomatic History Series 05 October 2021The Vote for Cambodia: Australia’s Diplomatic Intervention The Australian Institute of International Affairs is pleased to present the third instalment of the Diplomatic […] Read More
An Enduring Contribution? Australia's Term on the United Nations Security Council (2013-2014) Michael Bliss & Gary Quinlan AO (Afterword) — Diplomatic History Series 30 June 2021An Enduring Contribution? Australia’s Term on the United Nations Security Council (2013-2014) The Australian Institute of International Affairs […] Read More
