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The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is an independent, non-profit organisation promoting interest in and understanding of international affairs in Australia. It provides a forum for discussion and debate, but does not seek to formulate its own institutional views. The institute arranges programs of lectures, seminars, workshops, conferences and other discussions, and sponsors research and publications. The AIIA was formed in 1924 and established as a federal body in 1933 and is the only nationwide organisation of its kind in Australia. It is financed by members’ contributions, a small government subvention and tax deductible donations from individuals and businesses.Visit Site
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February 17, 2026
Can Indonesia Fight Disinformation Without Oppression?
By: Ika Idris, Eka Nugraha Putrais -
January 15, 2026
Venezuela: The Emperor Has No Clothes
By: Anil Anand -
December 12, 2025
The Critical Minerals Trap: Why Australia Must Proceed with Caution
By: Christopher Khatouki -
November 20, 2025
After Palestine, Should Australia Recognise Somaliland
By: Abdi Daud -
October 23, 2025
Protecting the Interests of Indigenous Peoples in International Investments: Innovation in the Australia-United Arab Emirates Economic Partnership
By: Yucong Wang, Bethany Butchers -
September 26, 2025
China’s Long Game in Iran’s Short War
By: Pierre Pahlavi -
August 07, 2025
Serbia Between Brussels, Beijing, and Moscow: A Foreign Policy of Diversification
By: Nina Markovic Khaze -
July 03, 2025
Beyond the Pit: Can Australia Compete in Critical Mineral Processing?
By: Sangita Gayatri Kannan -
June 05, 2025
Türkiye’s Disinflation Challenge: A Bumpy Road Toward Stability
By: Murat Yülek -
May 14, 2025
Australia Needs Strategic Reconfiguration in the Asia Pacific
By: Arpit Raswant, Jiye Kim -
April 28, 2025
The Maldives’ Development-Focused Foreign Engagements and India’s Security Interests
By: Athaulla ("Atho") Rasheed -
March 18, 2025
How Does China’s Rising Defence Budget Affect India?
By: Neeraj Singh Manhas -
February 13, 2025
How Trump’s Foreign Policy May Hurt US Interests in Southeast Asia
By: Aristyo Rizka Darmawan -
January 22, 2025
The Inevitability of Tokyo? Japan’s Tourism Boom and Urban Centralisation
By: Maximilien Xavier Rehm -
December 12, 2024
Breaking the Chain: Why Assad’s Fall Leaves Iran Scrambling
By: Mohd Amirul Asraf Bin Othman -
November 14, 2024
The Vicious Cycle of Migration Criminalisation
By: Matilde Rosina -
October 15, 2024
Critical Minerals and the Race for Economic Security
By: Naoise McDonagh -
September 05, 2024
What Explains Support for Populism in Latin America?
By: Dinorah Azpuru -
August 22, 2024
Bangladesh’s Political Change: Implications for the Indo-Pacific
By: Athaulla ("Atho") Rasheed, Subrata Banarjee -
July 08, 2024
The End of North Korean Sanctions Enforcement…and What Comes Next
By: Justin V. Hastings -
June 07, 2024
Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo: Continuing Humanitarian Action in One of the World’s Most Forgotten Crises
By: Francine Kongolo -
May 14, 2024
EU Pact on Migration and Asylum: An Uneasy Balance between Solidarity and Responsibility
By: Kelly Soderstrom -
April 16, 2024
Rare Earths, Rare Opportunities: Australia’s Crucial Role in the Green Transition
By: Daniel Borer, Nhung Vu Thi Hong -
March 01, 2024
The Sights of War in Europe: Russia and the Challenges of Mobilisation
By: Colin Chapman -
February 01, 2024
Its Time for A Pacific Maritime Security Program for Southeast Asia
By: Shaun Cameron -
January 31, 2024
The UN’s Latest Report on Atrocities in Sudan Deserves the International Community’s Attention and Action
By: Will Devine -
December 07, 2023
The Genocide Convention at 75: An Australian Perspective
By: Deborah Mayersen -
November 07, 2023
Can Australia and China have a stable relationship?
By: Yun Jiang -
August 08, 2023
The Trilateral Security Dialogue, Defence Cooperation, & Artificial Intelligence
By: Aiden Warren, Charles T. Hunt, Matthew Warren -
February 17, 2023
Regional Reflections on the War on Ukraine: Diplomacy, Conflict, and the Future of South East Asia
By: Kristie Barrow, Chong Ja Ian, Joel Ng, Melanie O'Brien -
December 07, 2022
Winning hearts and minds: the PRC’s efforts to attract scientific talent
By: Yun Jiang -
August 04, 2022
China’s Antarctic Ambitions – and Their Implications for Australia
By: Yun Jiang -
December 10, 2021
Trade and Supply Chain Issues for Taiwan and Australia
By: Bryce Wakefield -
November 24, 2021
Taiwan, Cross-Strait Tension, and Security in the Indo-Pacific
By: Bryce Wakefield -
October 05, 2021
The Vote for Cambodia: Australia's Diplomatic Intervention
By: Richard Broinowski -
June 30, 2021
An Enduring Contribution? Australia's Term on the United Nations Security Council (2013-2014)
By: Michael Bliss, Gary Quinlan -
June 02, 2020
Winning Hearts and Likes: How foreign affairs and defence agencies use Facebook
By: Damien Spry -
October 22, 2019
India, The United States, Australia and the Difficult Birth of Bangladesh
By: Ric Smith -
November 22, 2018
Ministers For Foreign Affairs 1972-83
By: Melissa Conley Tyler, John Robbins -
July 12, 2017
Ministers For Foreign Affairs 1960-1972
By: Melissa Conley Tyler, John Robbins, Adrian March -
May 17, 2017
The EU and Australia: Shared Opportunities and Common Challenges
By: Melissa Conley Tyler, Antonia Mochan -
December 10, 2015
Iran: Regional Threats and Shiite-Sunni Challenges
By: Ian Dudgeon -
December 01, 2015
Emerging Scholars
By: Melissa Conley Tyler -
December 01, 2014
Ministers for Foreign Affairs 1960-72
By: Melissa Conley Tyler -
December 01, 2014
Emerging Scholars
By: Melissa Conley Tyler -
February 01, 2014
Afghanistan: transition to transformation, National and external stakeholder interests
By: Ian Dudgeon -
December 01, 2013
Emerging Schlars
By: Melissa Conley Tyler -
December 01, 2012
Emerging Scholars
By: Melissa Conley Tyler -
February 01, 2012
The Smart Power Capability Requirements of Australia as a Middle Power
By: Ian Dudgeon, Melissa Conley Tyler -
December 01, 2011
Emerging Scholars
By: Melissa Conley Tyler -
August 24, 2011
National President’s Forum: ‘India 2020’
By: Garry Rodan -
December 01, 2010
Emerging Scholars
By: Melissa Conley Tyler -
December 01, 2009
Emerging Scholars
By: Melissa Conley Tyler -
December 01, 2007
Emerging Scholars
By: Melissa Conley Tyler