In a second article examining the internal threats shared by India and Pakistan, it is argued that Hindu zealots are a drag on […]

To what extent should South Korea and Australia cooperate with the US in expanding US-led bilateral and mini-lateral […]

The Australian Institute of International Affairs, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre at the Australian National University and […]

Tehran sees a nuclear capability as the ultimate shield, rather than as a potential sword. I’ve read with interest Andy Nikolic’s two posts […]

President of AIIA VIC Richard Iron was educated at the University of Cambridge in the UK. He served for 37 years in the British […]

A walk through last year’s winners in soft power diplomacy.  The contestants are on stage for the annual Madeleine Award for the use of symbol, […]

Jihadis in Pakistan. Zealots in India. How two old enemies can change their narratives. Rooting out the poison of religious extremism The slaughter […]

In a week dominated by news about the attack against Charlie Hebdo by three suspected Islamist militants, it is argued that the threat posed […]

In a week dominated by news about the attack against Charlie Hebdo by three suspected Islamist militants, it is argued that the threat posed […]

The Menzies Era is an interesting innovation, which does not fit easily into any of the standard genres. It is not the personal […]

The Menzies Era is an interesting innovation, which does not fit easily into any of the standard genres. It is not the personal […]