The AIIA has honoured its National Vice President Zara Kimpton OAM FAIIA, who will be stepping down from the board The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is pleased to announce the ...

As Australia marked Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3June ), a landmark exhibition at the National Museum of Australia reminds us that Indigenous–Chinese bonds helped forge the links between the two ...

Once defined by its missionary zeal to “make the world safe for democracy,” US foreign policy has increasingly shifted away ...

Alternative media is reshaping Australia’s political landscape, challenging traditional narratives and amplifying ...

Since the 1970s, the Turkish economy has experienced episodes of high but volatile growth. This pattern has shaped Türkiye’s ...

As tensions deepen on the Korean Peninsula, Australia’s claim to middle power diplomacy faces a strategic test. How Canberra can move beyond alliance rhetoric to play a more active and balanced role ...

By focusing on Stalin’s decision-making processes and the geopolitical manoeuvrings that defined Soviet-Finnish relations, Kimmo Rentola provides valuable insight into a question that is very relevant ...

Sten Rynning traces the political history of NATO from its inception in 1949, through to the ongoing Ukraine War and into ...

Norms that have long contributed to Australia's prosperity are increasingly in need of safeguarding from the rise of international populism. In light of this, it is time for introspection into our ...

Despite growing concerns about the consequences of a second Trump presidency for Australia, the newly re-elected Labor party remains committed to AUKUS. An unexplored factor in Australia’s continued ...

As China and India reshape Africa’s used-vehicle landscape, the continent faces a critical juncture in mobility, regulation, ...

US President Donald Trump’s unilateral tariffs, and their negative impact on global markets, have shocked the world.