Bushfires are one of the ways in which ASEAN countries and Australia are both experiencing the impacts of climate change. To protect and prevent further damage to forest ecosystems, bushfire …
Enhancing ASEAN-Australia Political Action On Climate Change to Handle Bushfires Read More »
The advent of the “fourth industrial revolution” has brought advanced digitalisation into the global economy, with increasing access to information and connectivity. The rise in technology throughout the world is …
For the world of international relations, the behaviours and trends of superpowers are often more predictable than surprising. As a medium power state, Australia pays close attention to the actions …
When Geopolitics fails- Australia’s opportunity for diplomacy in the ASEAN region Read More »
There is hope the newly implemented Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA) will dramatically shift economic relations, paving the way for a stronger, long lasting bilateral relationship. But first, there …
In recent years, Australia’s immigrant intake has trended toward policies that prioritise short-term skill shortages and the productivity needs of the economy through temporary migration flows. While this has allowed …
A Shock to the System – Prescribing Australia’s Immigration Policy post-COVID-19 Read More »
In a post-COVID-19 world, Australia must reenvisage its global trade relationships, seeking out emerging innovation partners by leveraging new age commodities in travel and transport. Such partners are at our …
Innovation Nations: The Argument for Collaboration with Vietnam Read More »
An impressive 8 out of 24 of contestants on this season of MasterChef Australia are Asian-Australians. The result is a celebration of Australia’s melting pot food culture and a smorgasbord of delicious Asian dishes.
“Our faith in faraway global institutions like the World Health Organisation continues to erode, with many turning to local leaders for guidance and reassurance. But as we gravitate towards our respective tribes, international people-to-people diplomacy needs to prevail.”
AAYLF delegate from Vietnam Nguyễn Minh Tiến (Tony) shares his insights about the key challenges in preserving and celebrating Vietnamese culture and identity within the Australian diaspora community. “When mentioning the …
Beneath the glitzy, modern towers of central Jakarta, with the sun reflecting its heat upon the ground, a handful of tents are perched on the side of the road, right …
Refugees in Southeast Asia: Avenues for Action in ASEAN and Australia Read More »
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