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Accountability and Justice for the Rohingya
Thom Woodroofe, Associate Director Independent Diplomat. Two years on from the orchestrated campaign of violence that led to more than 700,000 Rohingya Muslims […]
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14
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Tomorrow's Research Today
AIIA Victoria’s Young Professionals Forum (YPF) is proud to bring back Tomorrow’s Research Today. Six individuals from Melbourne, Monash, Deakin, La Trobe and […]
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Diversity in Diplomacy
HE Mr Ridwaan Jadwat, Australian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia and Australia's Special Envoy to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. Diplomats have a vital […]
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The Rising Tide: Among the Islands and Atolls of the Pacific Ocean
Tom Bamforth. Vanuatu. Fiji. Marshall Islands. The names evoke white-sand beaches, swaying palms and lazy holidays. But in […]
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Young Professionals Forum - Annual Trivia Night
Think your knowledge of international affairs, global news, geography and history is up to scratch? Why not join us for a drink, a […]
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Australia's Future in Space Exploration
Carley Scott, CEO Equatorial Launch Australia. It’s been 50 years since the moon landing in July 1969. Then, Australia played a pivotal role […]
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Impeaching Trump: “He’s Just Not Worth It”
08 November 2019
The decision to impeach Trump is a decision made along party lines, though the advantages of following through with the impeachment are highly questionable.
Vietnam's Refugees and the Slave Trade
08 November 2019
The discovery of 39 Vietnamese in a lorry in Essex is part of a wider, global network of people-smuggling. This incident also demonstrates the changing motivations of refugees from Vietnam.
Killing the Caliph Won’t Kill the Islamic State
08 November 2019
The recent killing of Islamic State leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, is indeed cause for celebration, however, leadership decapitation does not guarantee total defeat of the organisation. Kiriloi M. Ingram explores the number of dynamics which impact the potential for Islamic State to survive its current predicament.