Australian Institute of International Affairs17h
Ukraine War: Western Ambiguity, War Fatigue and the Need to Formulate a Future Narrative
If a blame narrative gains traction in Ukraine, it could deepen internal divisions and jeopardise the nation's democratic ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs17h
The Decay of War: How Legitimacy Shapes the Nature of International Conflict and is Confounding the Quest for Peace in Ukraine
The illegitimacy of war for profit has profoundly shaped the diplomacy around warfare. This produces constraints on ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
The Israel-Hamas-Iran Conflict: Historic Amnesia and the Cycle of Violence
The Israel-Hamas-Iran conflict is driven by deep historical, religious, and ideological forces. Collective traumas and ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
ASEAN’s Dilemma: Crafting a Response to Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser to the Interim Government Muhammad Yunus
The proposition for Bangladesh and ASEAN to move closer together in partnerhip, and unity, seems to have stalled. While both ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs3d
“It’s you, not me”: China’s Subsidies and Global Trade Tensions
China’s extensive use of subsidies is a significant driver of global trade tensions, influencing market dynamics and ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
How Israeli Occupation of Palestine is Aided by Double Standards
There must be a reconciliation between the human rights agenda and current humanitarian realities. In Gaza, the daily ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
The US Elections: The State of Play
On Tuesday 15th October, the Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW welcomed Bruce Wolpe from the United States ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
The Truth Behind Housing Prices and Immigration
Written by Isabella Grellman On Tuesday August 13, the Australian Institute of International Affairs Queensland was joined by Professor of ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs3d
Vale Colin Chapman FAIIA
Colin Chapman, former Australian Outlook columnist, world renowned journalist, tv presenter, and author passed away this weekend. He was an erudite and careful thinker whose insights will be deeply ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs7d
The Limits of Deterrence: Iran's Proxy Power Wanes as Geopolitical Stakes Rise
Geopolitical tensions have intensified across the Middle East, amplifying the Iran-Israel standoff and reshaping regional power dynamics. Israel, deeply impacted by recent events, has adopted a more ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs7d
Ukraine’s Membership of NATO is Important to Russia—It Would be Precluded from Ever Invading Ukraine Again
In a recent piece for Australian Outlook Graeme Gill writes that I and others “dispute the importance of NATO,” claiming it has no role in the current conflict, while we “rarely interrogate the ...