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"This week in Australian foreign affairs: Wong announces new safety push to protect young Australians; additional humanitarian support for Gaza, Myanmar and Afghan women and girls; Farrell announces new support for Aussie tourism businesses, and more." by Dr. Adam Bartley Read

Join us on the 16th of April for a Young Professionals Presentation Night, which will feature discussions from our present cohort of National Office interns. Free tickets are available for students and AIIA members. More information at the link: aiia.glueup.com/event/emerging…

"The “ASEAN Way” has become a lazy label that obscures more than it reveals. Behind this convenient stereotype lies a complex reality of strategic calculations, domestic politics, and pragmatic compromises. Understanding these concrete mechanisms is essential for anyone seeking

"The revival of McCarthy-era repression under Donald Trump’s second term raises profound ethical and political questions for America’s global allies. Australia must navigate these tensions carefully, protecting its democracy while rethinking its role as an independent ally." by

"Australia’s ambition to develop a critical minerals processing industry faces significant challenges due to China’s aggressive state-backed market dominance. Success hinges on creating an international security-based pricing framework to ensure sustainable diversification." by

Great Game On is the story of the remaking of the world order Historically, China has sought its security by building dominant relationships with pliant states that accept its pre-eminence. Its expanding role and influence in Central Asia has been as incremental and piecemeal as

With the return of President Trump to office, heightened divisions and polarisations in American political life, and a rapid series of initiatives in the US designed to remove diversity, equity and inclusion programmes, cut international aid, and reduce America's commitment to

"This week in Australian foreign affairs: Wong announces humanitarian assistance for Myanmar; ADF completes Operation Solania in the Republic of the Marshall Islands; trilateral AUKUS Maritime Innovation Challenge 2025 released, and more.", By Dr Adam Bartley read more at the

"Resisting colonial betrayal following Papua New Guinea’s independence, Torres Strait Islanders were integral to the bilateral Australia-Papua New Guinea Torres Strait Treaty. On the treaty’s 40th anniversary, why is this ignored?" By Samuel Wassmann, Read more at the link in

"Sexual violence in conflict zones is systematically employed as a military strategy, yet global institutions fail to address it. Urgent reforms must be initiated to ensure accountability for perpetrators, the prioritisation of women’s rights, and robust support for survivors.",

"Bangladesh’s student-led revolution has ushered in a new era of democracy by toppling an authoritarian regime and paving the way for non-partisan governance. To sustain this momentum, the country must carefully guide its transition, ensuring lasting democratic reforms and

"This week in Australian foreign affairs: Australian assistance team heads to Myanmar; calls for an independent inquiry into the deaths of 15 Palestinian paramedics; the Australian government rejects China’s call for a joint response to Trump’s latest tariff escalation, and

"With global conflict escalating and civilian protections eroding, Australia has a strategic opportunity to assert leadership in upholding international humanitarian law. By leveraging diplomatic influence and building cross-regional alliances, Australia can strengthen global

🌊An Australian Maritime Strategy: The Echidna Needs to Be Able to Swim Join us next Wednesday, 30 April, 6–7 pm, as Jennifer Parker breaks down why a strong maritime strategy is critical to Australia’s defence—and the key priorities that can no longer wait. Register now!

Is the Age of Empathy Over? Join Dr Claire Yorke for a timely convo on empathy, politics & power. 📅 27 May | 🕕 6–7pm AEST 🔗 Join us online or in person. Register now!

Last Friday we welcomes ANU IRSOC to our Canberra office! It was a joy engaging with the future of international affairs. Want to connect with diplomats & leading academics too? We've got free student tickets up for grabs, look at our website for more details!

Think you're smarter than your lecturers? 👀 Prove it. Join Chase the Expert, where AIIA interns take on academics in a showdown of international affairs trivia. Who's the mystery expert? 🤫 We're keeping that secret... Comment below & win free entries to the game!

🌊That Sinking Feeling about Rising Tides Join us on 5 June, 6:00–7:00 PM AEST for a timely discussion with Professor Alan Tidwell of Georgetown University as he explores the future of U.S. engagement in the Blue Pacific. 📍 In-person & online options are both available.

🎓 Think you’re smarter than your lecturers? Prove it at Chase the Expert — a fast-paced showdown where student teams take on real academics in global affairs. Featuring Dr Michael Zekulin & Assoc. Prof. Pichamon Yeophantong. Don’t miss out: aiia.glueup.com/event/chase-th…

Next Thursday! Georgetown Professor Alan Tidwell on U.S. Engagement in the Blue Pacific. 🌊That Sinking Feeling about Rising Tides: Will the US re-engage with the Blue Pacific? And what are the consequences for Australia? Join us in-person or online: aiia.glueup.com/event/that-sin…