As she shunts down a single-track line towards Brexit—at the speed of a New South Wales coal train—the British Prime Minister faces, at best, a dangerous derailment or more likely a wreckage.

India is taking steps to become a more visible player across the entire Indo-Pacific, extending from the maritime space to the west all the way to the east, both through involvement in Asia’s most central regional institutions and deepened ties with Japan.

Tokyo's decision to join the Belt and Road Initiative enables Japan to seek greater business opportunities. However, to reap the greatest benefits, there are a number of important moves Japan needs to make. 

The Research Committee of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is calling for expressions of interest for […]

Back from the dead, the Trans-Pacific Partnership has acquired a new lease on life without Washington's involvement. Now there's more reason than ever why China's membership would benefit everyone involved, including Beijing.   

More than four months after Germany’s federal election, the country's two leading parties have finally agreed to form another “grand coalition”. So why is nobody cheering?

Australian Institute of International Affairs OFFICE OPERATIONS MANAGER Position Description The AIIA is seeking an experienced person to join its small National Office […]

Concern surrounding the state of democracy is deafening, with rhetoric becoming increasingly dire. A barrage of news headlines illuminate alarming developments: In Romania, democracy […]

The subdued atmosphere that accompanied Trump's inauguration quickly turned to anger for many liberal Americans as protests quickly and repeatedly broke out across the country. So how did it feel to live in a country so divided?

Jeremy Corbyn's reluctant acceptance of Brexit has virtually ensured the UK's exit from the EU. But under pressure from Leave supporters and their wealthy backers, has he handed over Europe without a fight?