Government leaders from around the world will meet in Paris in November 2015 in the latest attempt to […]

Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn Chey AM FAIIA-Visiting Professor, University […]

UN Youth Australia is now fielding applications for the 2015 Australian Youth Representative to the United Nations. Appointed in partnership […]

Amid a catastrophic Ebola outbreak sweeping through West Africa, Sara Davies writes on the emerging security environment as well as suggestions to enhance global […]

While important regulatory and reform progress has been made in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis, Domenico Lombardi argues that standards need […]

The Australian National University’s Centre for European Studies invites applications for a PhD Scholarship for 2015 commencement. The Australian National University has a […]

Today, in globalised economies, modern slavery permeates all industries and manifests in different forms of forced and exploitative labour conditions. As an umbrella […]

To avoid stagnation in the future world economy, G20 nations need to remain vigilant of their various fiscal and monetary policies and ensure […]

The alliance has taken on decidedly imperialist hues of late, but poking the Russian bear amounts to strategic idiocy, writes Professor Ramesh Thakur. Did […]

As the initial shock of the Islamic State (IS) dissipates, Joshua Brown provides insight on where and how these events came to be, and importantly, […]

While the Gulf Co-operation Council faces unprecedented challenges, these are not, as yet, significant enough to threaten the existence of the organisation. Background […]