Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
What is the Future of Strategic Minilateralism in the Indo-Pacific? The Quad, AUKUS, and the US-Japan-Australia Trilateral
Strategic minilaterals like the Quad, AUKUS, and TSD exemplify flexible security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, balancing ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
East Asian States’ Differing Options in Dealing with China
East Asian states adopt varied strategic responses to China's rise—balancing, hedging, or bandwagoning—driven primarily by ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
UN Chief's Recent Engagement with Putin: Ethical Blunder or Diplomatic Necessity?
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres's meeting with Vladimir Putin in October, and his absence at the Ukraine Peace Summit ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
Balancing Protection and Risk: Australia's Social Media Ban and the Threat of Youth Radicalisation
Australia’s proposed social media ban for those under 16 aims to protect youth mental health but risks unintended ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs6d
Why do Southeast Asian Countries Want to Join BRICS?
In October 2024, four key Southeast Asian countries became partners of BRICS, making the organisation much closer to home for ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs6d
India-China Economic Interdependence: Collaboration Amid Rivalry in Global Supply Chains
Despite escalating geopolitical tensions, India and China maintain a paradoxical relationship of economic interdependence.
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
Underwater: a question of sovereignty
Andrew Fowler, investigative journalist and author of NUKED: the submarine fiasco that sank Australia’s sovereignty, ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs6d
AIIA President on Women in National Security podcast
AIIA President Dr Heather Smith PSM FAIIA recently appeared on a Women in National Security podcast organised by the National Security College at ANU.