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Hostage Diplomacy: Is Travel to Some Countries Simply Not Worth the Risk? - Australian Institute of International Affairs
This week marks one year since Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert was safely returned home after spending over 800 days imprisoned in Iran. As Australia opens for overseas travel, it’s a good time to ask: is travel to some countries simply not worth the personal risk?
Australia–China Relations and the Red Detachment of Women - Australian Institute of International Affairs
As an instance of cultural and public diplomacy, the ballet Red Detachment of Women was a “win” for China in its objective of exhibiting enduring national strength, whilst also for Australia in its desire to demonstrate Australia’s commitment to freedom of expression and inclusivity. The past few years have seen a period of turbulence in Australia–China relations.
Hong Kong’s Extradition Law Crisis: How Should Australia Respond? - Australian Institute of International Affairs
With no sign of Hong Kong protestors letting up or the crisis being substantively resolved, the Australian Government and Parliament should each take three initial measures to stand up for democratic values, rule of law and human rights. Images and videos of the mass protests against extradition law proposals in Hong Kong have been widely shown in Australian media. Rarely is Hong Kong so prominently on the front pages.
Strategy for Australia’s Foreign Policy: A Game of Means and Ends - AIIA
Australia needs a new strategy to direct its foreign policy in order to seize new opportunities and increase its security through strength before the strategic window closes and it runs out of luck. The significance of geopolitical changes and geostrategic shifts call for a rethink of Australian foreign policy: the 2017 White Paper is the starting point, not the end. Discussions on a so-called Plan B for Australia’s foreign, security, and defence policy, is slowly but steadily gathering shape.
Australia in the World this Week - AIIA
This episode looks at Malcolm Turnbull’s “China reset” speech, Australia’s soft power, the political development in Malaysia and Indonesia and how it impacts on their bilateral relationships with Australia.
Malaysia: A New Direction? But For How Long? - AIIA
The astonishing outcome of Malaysia’s elections has set in train a series of rapid and important changes. We need to assess the implications and likely directions.
Justice for the Rohingya: Regional Responsibility - AIIA
Myanmar’s treatment of the Rohingya has passed the threshold for action under the Responsibility to Protect doctrine. As a regional leader, Australia has a duty to act. This article is the second of a two-part series examining the prospect of justice for the Rohingya and encouraging anti-impunity measures in Myanmar. The first part is available here. In 2005, the UN General Assembly adopted the World Summit Outcome Document, which included three paragraphs on the Responsibility to Protect (R2P).
Why Turnbull's Asian Summit Trip was a Missed Opportunity - AIIA
On the eve of the government’s new foreign policy white paper release, Malcolm Turnbull’s actions at APEC and the East Asia Summit went some way towards achieving three Australian foreign policy aims, but failed at what should have been the fourth. The APEC and East Asia Summit (EAS) meetings, both recently attended by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, are moments of ceremonial certainty amid the wider changes ongoing in the region. What were the priorities for Australia on this trip?
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