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Apr

China Governs Borderless Threats: Chinese Counter-Narcotics and Anti-Piracy Efforts in Southeast Asia

Presented by Associate Professor Shahar Hameiri China is often seen as a ‘Westphalian’ state, clinging resolutely to sovereignty […]
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07
May

Asian century ... on a knife edge

Presented by John West In his recent book, Asian Century … on a knife-edge, John West questions the conventional wisdom that the 21st […]
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11
Jun

The Prophet's Covenants: Gold Brick or Game Changer?

Presented by Associate Professor Halim Rane A growing number of scholars now contend that the Prophet Muhammad made pledges to protect Christian, Jewish […]

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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte met with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in Manila in February. Source: US Department of State, Flickr

The Philippines Pushback in the South China Sea

By Dr Rebecca Strating
18 April 2019

President Duterte has recently been pushing back against the presence of Chinese vessels near an island claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands.
Brexit could potentially present opportunities for the Australian beef industry. Source: Tim J Keegan, Flickr

The Brexit Morass – Will Australia Gain or Lose?

By Alan Oxley
18 April 2019

The benefits Brexit will deliver for Australia will depend much upon the shape of the final withdrawal agreement, but there are measures Australia could be taking now to maximise future opportunities.
Incumbent Indonesian President Joko Widodo looks set to win a convincing victory in the country's presidential election. Source: Republic of Korea, Flickr

Joko Widodo looks set to win the Indonesia election. Now, the real power struggle begins

By Professor Tim Lindsey
18 April 2019

Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo looks poised to win another five years in office by a convincing margin.

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