Israel and Hamas have agreed a 72-hour humanitarian truce, with talks planned in Cairo to try to get it extended, the BBC reports. […]

Having been a member of the working group which assisted in the planning, the Australian Institute of International Affairs was pleased to attend […]

As the gulf between the world’s privileged and poor widens, Tim Costello, Chair of the C20 Steering Committee, calls for not only greater […]

As the gulf between the world’s privileged and poor widens, Tim Costello, Chair of the C20 Steering Committee, calls for not only greater […]

AIIA Qld is delighted to announce that leading strategic analyst Alexey Muraviev will deliver the 2014 Annual Lecture on Tuesday, September 30. He […]

In today’s interconnected world NATO’s global partnership network seeks to provide an effective response to international security challenges. There are good reasons for Australia […]

In today’s interconnected world NATO’s global partnership network seeks to provide an effective response to international security challenges. There are good reasons for Australia […]

By Eliyahu Kamisher In recent weeks the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has reached another boiling point. Three Israeli teens: Gilad Shaar, Naftali Frenkel, and Eyal Yifrach […]

Events in recent weeks have seen one of the most tense and tumultuous periods in international relations of the past decade. The standoff […]

By Nicholas Metherall There is a small island called Solor in Indonesia which lies in the Savu Ocean near the intersection between Asia and […]

By Iker Reyes Godelmann On 1 January 1994, the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN), an indigenous armed organisation, […]