Les Rowe, Acting President of the Australian Institute of International Affairs Victoria, has pleasure in inviting you to attend our first New Members and Prospective Members Networking Evening to be held at the AIIAV ...
The Australian Institute of International Affairs, together with WA Club and the Australian-India Youth Dialogue, is proud to welcome Mr Rishi Suri to speak on "Australia-India Relations: Media and Strategic ...
Discussions on an international Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) began following a 2006 UN General Assembly Resolution and have intensified over the last three years. The aim of the negotiations is to agree on a legally binding treaty which establishes common ...
Investments in Australia by Asian State Owned Enterprises and Sovereign Wealth Fund Investments: Impact on Australian Political Economy. Ian Austin is a researcher at Edith Cowan University. He has recently edited two books ...
The AIIA NSW is holding this important event precisely one week ahead of Super Tuesday, normally the date when the largest number of primaries take place, providing a clear indication of ...
For 55 years, the black African population of South Sudan – consisting of Christians and traditional believers – resisted the Arab-Muslim dominated state that emerged after decolonization. In 2011, the nine million South Sudanese successfully ...
With a population of 1.2 billion people and a rapidly developing economy, India seeks to play an increasingly significant role in the international community. Traditionally focussed on its relations with its neighbours, India has more recently ...
Australia’s policy on asylum seekers and immigration generally is a mess. Yet it can be argued - and indeed has been acknowledged - that over the last century, immigration policy has made the principal contribution to ...
Presentation to commence at 5.50pm. Over the last forty years, microfinance has been a growing movement in international development. Primarily focused on women in low-income countries, it offers a ...
There is no international consensus on how close Iran is to having a usable nuclear weapon. Attempts by the IAEA inspectors to visit a key site in Iran recently were re-buffed again, leaving the inspectors
Event will commence at 5.50pm. The deep-set problems in Italy are at the heart of the euro-zone’s financial crisis – and there is now no other word than crisis for the current trauma. Despite having the euro-zone’s third largest ...
Since the Chinese and Russian veto of the UN Security Council Resolution on Syria’s Bashar al-Assad’s regime, the Syrian leader has redoubled the military assault on his opponents, ignoring any distinction between civilians and armed rebels, and ...
The presentation will commence at 5.50pm. With every passing month of bluff and bluster, Iran is edging closer to developing a nuclear arsenal that would change forever the strategic equation in the greater Middle East and trigger a new arms ...
Dr Ric Smith AO PSM
Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors without Borders), is at the front line of international conflict and politics. While focused on helping and healing those whose very survival is threatened by violence, neglect, or catastrophe, it is also ...
