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Looking Beyond Ukraine: A View From Australia - Australian Institute of International Affairs
Russia continues to expand its influence in the Asia-Pacific. Although thousands of kilometres away, the tension in Ukrainian will be felt in Australia. Writing on current geopolitical affairs, let alone trying to predict what 125,000 Russian troops will do tomorrow, is a challenge.
The GPDR and Australia: Implications and Opportunities for Businesses - AIIA
The EU has given individuals within the EU greater control of their privacy – with worldwide effect. Australian companies should see the benefits of being GDPR-compliant. Three months ago today the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force. This new European Union (EU) Regulation on data protection and privacy has extraterritorial effect and affects businesses worldwide, provided they target customers within the EU.
Rethinking Culture and Order in World Politics - AIIA
The modern international order is undergoing a far-reaching transformation, as new non-Western great powers are rapidly rising. How should we understand today’s political-cultural change and its implications? The modern international order is undergoing a far-reaching transformation. Power is shifting. New great powers are rapidly rising. Power is diffusing to transnational actors, from corporations to insurgencies. New, unsettling constellations of power are emerging within liberal democracies.
EU-Australia FTA: The Business Case - AIIA
The free trade agreement between Australia and the European Union promises to deliver strengthened political collaboration and increase economic integration. What are the motivators and issues from a business perspective? The free trade agreement between Australia and the European Union holds the promise to deliver strengthened political collaboration and increase economic integration. In essence, it aims to facilitate market access for firms and reduce business costs.
When the US Shoots Itself in the Foot - AIIA
The rift between the US and the EU was evident at the G7 Summit this week. A revisionist US poses a conundrum for both the EU and Australia. When the Trump administration decided to violate the terms of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (“Iran deal”), leave the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), retreat from the Paris Climate accord or tweet-cancel its support for the G7 summit statement, it did not just defend the US national interest. Quite the opposite.
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