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Blog: The Strategist
With relations between Australia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) strong, the time is right for Australia to advocate for a high-level Australia–Indonesia–PNG trilateral strategic partnership. Australia's 2016 Defence White Paper identified the Pacific and ...
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Today, Pacific Island nations are among the most vulnerable countries to climate change, and Pacific communities are subsequently on the frontlines of the climate crisis. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese acknowledged this fact when he recently stated that "we recognise the climate crisis is the single greatest threat to the livelihoods, security, and wellbeing of people in the Pacific."
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
50 years into the relationship between ASEAN and Australia, the partnership needs to be expanded. Nowhere more is this needed than in renewable energy.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
With Southeast Asia's economic and political future, there are growing calls to invite ASEAN to take a seat at the G20. Questions however hang over ASEAN's ability to meet the regions needs first, and, in particular, the growing security challenges that have yet to meet a satisfactory conclusion.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's first multicultural ambassador will enable Australia to project its unique multicultural soft power to the world. At a time of growing unpredictability, a more inclusive statecraft will contribute to a more stable the Indo-Pacific.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Today, the Indonesia-led Archipelagic and Island States Forum (AIS) has become the world's fastest-growing climate and island-centric multilateral bloc. With some initiative, Australia could join the AIS Forum and project Canberra's growing regional and global climate leadership through the Forum.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Australia and Indonesia share many interests, including upholding international law and norms, particularly on questions of sovereignty. With China's ongoing assertions in Indonesian waters, new diplomatic space has opened to consider boosting ties to encompass a Special Strategic Partnership.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Until now, Indonesia's links to the island of Madagascar across the Indian Ocean has been primarily historical. With some initiative, the potential for a new era among two likeminded nations is close.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The historic Makassan-Yolngu relationship between Indonesian fishermen and Australian First Nations peoples is often overlooked. In moving forward, acknowledging and reviving trepang diplomacy is crucial for the strengthening of the modern-day Australia-Indonesia trade relationship.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Australia has a great opportunity to boost its relationships with Southeast Asian and Pacific Islands countries with the implementation of a First Nations foreign policy doctrine. To ensure its success, the government must empower the diplomatic services.