Once a year AIIA Victoria holds an Oration and dinner, honouring former Governor-General and legal expert Sir Zelman Cowen. Sir Zelman’s storied career […]

China's hold over large enterprises allows it to manipulate Chinese companies to align with state interests. It gives China the rare ability to use economic power as an instrument of statecraft. Australia and others must learn to respond effectively.

Cyber security is now paramount to national security. It is no surprise, then, that China has incorporated sophisticated psychological, public opinion and legal warfare approaches into its international cyber activities.

The 2019 Bougainville referendum could see the controversial Panguna mine reopened, offering both attractive opportunities and terrible consequences.  

A fitness-tracking app is revealing sensitive information about military bases, personnel and supply routes via its global heat map.  The ANU student who uncovered the major security oversight explains.

The International Committee of the Red Cross is promoting the need to question the status quo and encourage the commitment of governments and international actors to providing services, including education, to displaced and migrant populations.

Monday's big drop on Wall Street sent markets into frenzy as panic briefly swept across the world with each passing time zone. With an apparent return to normal, it's time to look at what it meant.

With the signing of the updated Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement imminent and American leadership absent, who has taken the helm? The future of the region's trade landscape is at stake.

In Wednesday's State of the Union, President Trump was selling 'America First' to a home crowd. But when Trump addressed leaders from some of the world's other leading economies in Davos last week, did he silence some of his more challenging critics?

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull launched a new Defence Export Strategy this week to catapult Australia into the top 10 defence-exporting countries in the world. It should play to Australia's natural strengths.

With the global number of displaced people at a record high, refugee families are as vulnerable to separation as ever. To mitigate this, the International Committee of the Red Cross is taking innovative steps to help engineer reunifications.