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Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
On Tuesday 19 February, AIIA NSW welcomed Professor Simon Butt to speak on judicial dysfunction in Indonesia. Professor Butt's extensive history as a consultant on the Indonesian legal system and his experience as Professor of Indonesian Law and Associate Director of the University of Sydney's Centre for Asian and Pacific Law have cemented his status […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The Indo-Pacific Cooperation Network, a program centred on a group of 15 experts on disaster resilience selected from Indo-Pacific countries, wrapped up its 2023/24 program last week. The program, organised by the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) and the Japan Foundation, consisted of three main components: a study tour and research sessions in Japan […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Since February 2020, AIIA NSW have been sending out our newsletter, "Columns from Glover Cottages", once or twice a month. Here is our March 2024 issue: Columns 070324 85 Docx
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
How does the Hong Kong National Security Law further complicate women's rights advocacy? This article unpacks the law's impacts on women's organisations and the potential legislative ramifications on women's rights amid growing state interference.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
On Tuesday 27 February, the AIIA welcomed the Hon. Bob Carr to speak about past, current and future challenges of the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The Hon. Bob Carr is a former NSW premier (1995-2005) and Australian Foreign Minister (2012-2013). Carr began by considering the paramount importance of human life amongst conflict, highlighting the need for […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Written by Alex Somlyay With ongoing developments in Chinese green energy technology, Australia is primed for further financial engagement and cooperation with the nation, said Dr. Christoph Nedopil Wang at an AIIA Queensland event. Christoph Nedopil Wang, (Image Supplied) His presentation reflected on the five trends dominating Chinese renewable energy technologies, alongside geopolitics and trade. […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The Australian Institute of International Affairs, the International Law Association (Australian Branch) and the Nygh Family are proud to announce that Georgia Lee is the 2024 Peter Nygh Hague Conference Intern. After completing her combined degrees in law and security studies at Macquarie University in November this year, Georgia will commence a six-month internship at […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The Australian Institute of International Affairs was saddened to hear of the death last night of one of its fellows, Professor Rikki Kersten. Along with being a trusted mentor to many Australia-based researchers on Asia, Kersten was a significant figure in the study of modern Japanese politics and also fostered academic ties between the Netherlands […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is seeking to recruit a new Research Chair. The AIIA is a not-for-profit organisation that provides an impartial forum for debate by arranging lectures, seminars and workshops. These range from intimate discussions to large public forums. Each year the AIIA hosts more than 150 of these events between […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
On Tuesday 5 December 2023, Steven Freeland, Emeritus Professor of International Law at Western Sydney University, addressed the Institute on the challenges facing the future governance of space activities. Steven began his address with a thought-provoking claim: that everyone in the room was using space at least thirty times a day, for anything from financial […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
This week in Australian foreign affairs: Marape visits Albanese in Canberra, Marles attends AUKUS meeting with counterparts in California, Colonna visits Wong, and more.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
On Tuesday 28 November 2023, the Institute welcomed inaugural AIIA/China Matters Fellow Yun Jiang to speak about future challenges and opportunities in the Australia-China relationship. Yun made a series of first-hand observations from a recent trip to China supported by the AIIA and China Matters. With the lifting of Covid-19 border restrictions, many Chinese-Australians have […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
On Tuesday 14 November 2023, Sydney University Senior Research Fellow Dr Aim Sinpeng addressed the Institute on the most recent Thai elections, held in May this year. Aim opened with the story of Ice—the nickname of newly-elected MP Rukchanok Srinork—whose unconventional bike-and-megaphone campaign for Thailand's progressive Move Forward Party (MFP) helped her unseat some of […]
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Since February 2020, AIIA NSW have been sending out our newsletter, "Columns from Glover Cottages", once or twice a month. Here is our November issue, looking back at the last twelve months: Columns 091123 84 Docx
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
With the first visit to the People's Republic of China (PRC) by an Australian Prime Minister since 2016, the Albanese Government has successfully stabilised the bilateral relationship in just over a year. This stabilisation comes after a severe deterioration in ties under the Morrison Government. Albanese's visit to the PRC resolved many of the frictions […]