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AIIA Hosted Expert Panel at ANU Student Conference
As part of its ongoing commitment to youth engagement, the AIIA National Office partnered with the ANU Asia Pacific Week ...
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AIIA at Flagship NZ Policy Conference
Projects and Publications Manager Emily Mosley took the stage at the New Zealand Institute of International Affairs (NZIIA) ...
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Future US-Australia Trade Relations Demand a Broad, Principled Response from Government
US President Donald Trump’s unilateral tariffs, and their negative impact on global markets, have shocked the world. Assessment of their impacts on the future of Australia-US trade relations should be ...
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Exorcising Rodrigo Duterte and the Ghosts of Mindanao Secession: Notes from a Post-3/11 Philippines - Australian Institute of International Affairs
Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte’s detention by the International Criminal Court (ICC) marks the first time that a former head of state will be prosecuted for systematic and state-sponsored ...
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Commercial Space Security Dilemmas - Australian Institute of International Affairs
There is an arms race developing between the United States and China. But this race is not about kinds of capabilities or the amount of them. Instead, the race centres on supporting and developing ...
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A Fragile Ceasefire between India and Pakistan: Kashmiris Face the Consequences - Australian Institute of International Affairs
As a perilous ceasefire hangs between India and Pakistan, Kashmiris are being caught in the political crossfire. Without a guarantee of long-lasting stability, civilians will bear the brunt of the ...
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Embedded Authoritarianism in the Xi Jinping Era
Since coming to power in 2013, Xi has recentralised authority in the hands of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Unlike earlier “integrated” authoritarian models where the party-state remained ...
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A Strategic Middle Ground: Australia and ASEAN in Non-Traditional Maritime Security
Amid growing geopolitical tensions and contested security visions in the Indo-Pacific, Australia is recalibrating its maritime strategy to balance military preparedness with regional cooperation.
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Regional Reverberations: The Pahalgam Attack and Its Impact on South Asia’s Security Landscape - Australian Institute of International Affairs
The Pahalgam attack marks a turning point in South Asia’s security landscape, amplifying geopolitical tensions and straining India–Pakistan relations. With diplomacy frozen and regional stability at ...
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The Geopolitical Stakes of the Next Conclave - Australian Institute of International Affairs
As the College of Cardinals prepare for the conclave to replace Pope Francis, the geopolitical implications of their decision cannot be underestimated. In an era of escalating global tensions and ...
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Trump’s Tariffs and their Impact on ASEAN: Historical Context and Future Directions - Australian Institute of International Affairs
Donald Trump’s tariff policies have disproportionately impacted ASEAN economies, disrupting exports, deterring investment, and straining US-ASEAN trade ties. To navigate these challenges, ASEAN ...
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The Risks of Proliferation in a Nuclear Age of Entropy
US allies are revisiting their nuclear security arrangements in response to American pressure. For some who have long placed a mistaken trust in the proliferation-inhibiting notion of extended nuclear ...