His arrest marks yet another episode in Türkiye’s relentless struggle for power. İmamoğlu has been charged with “establishing ...

The European Commission’s new “ReArm Europe Plan/Readiness 2030” outlines ambitious defence goals but overlooks key fiscal ...

Australia-led research on China’s South-North Water Transfer Project reveals it as both an engineering and political undertaking, marked by fragmented governance and local resistance. The project ...

The Chinese Communist Party’s use of such grey zone tactics include a whole range of non military, coercive activities increasingly aimed at shifting the balance of power in Taiwan in favour of ...

The trade and market tumult caused by Donald Trump’s “Day of Liberation” has given Australia a real kick in the economic backside. The “reciprocal” American tariffs, and then Trump’s on-again ...

Jeremy Kingsley is Associate Professor in the School of Law, Western Sydney University, and is Co-convenor (with Dr Sven Gallasch, Deakin Law School), Transnational Lawyering Consortium.

Since February 2020, AIIA NSW have been sending out our newsletter, “Columns from Glover Cottages”, once or twice a month prepared by our group of interns. Here is our first issue for April 2025: ...

The massive scale and international exposure of Australia’s superannuation industry present new opportunities to leverage ...

With global conflict escalating and civilian protections eroding, Australia has a strategic opportunity to assert leadership in upholding international humanitarian law. By leveraging diplomatic ...

The diplomatic clash between the US and China over fishing resources in Peru illustrates how Peru’s deepening economic ties with China have increased geopolitical tensions, particularly around ...