Suu Kyi’s Myanmar, one year on
ANDREW SELTH | Twelve months ago, Aung San Suu Kyi was appointed State Counsellor of Myanmar, becoming the de facto leader of the National… Read More
April, 2017
Is Exercise Malabar another snag in Australia-India relations?
IAN HALL | Reports that the Indian government intends to block Australia’s participation in this year’s Malabar naval exercises are a setback for Canberra. Read More
The strategic challenges of a nuclear North Korea
North Korea’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs continue to trigger strategic anxiety in Asia. Since embarking on a nuclear program in the 1950s, Pyongyang has… Read More
Explaining Australia–Japan security cooperation and its prospects: ‘the interests that bind?’
MICHAEL HEAZLE AND YUKI TATSUMI | Despite the recent rapid growth in Australia–Japan security ties and formal recognition of the common interests driving the… Read More
Are global logistics companies truly committed to reduce their carbon emissions?
Mr David Herold and Associate Professor Ki-Hoon Lee recently published an article about the similarities and differences in the measurement and reporting of… Read More
South-South Migration: Emerging patterns, opportunities and risks
Moazzem Hossain, an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of International Business and Asian Studies and Griffith Asia Institute and colleagues from the University of… Read More
Re-energising the Australia-India Partnership
IAN HALL | Malcolm Turnbull took a substantial delegation of business and university leaders to India this week with the aim of re-energising a… Read More
Helping India’s slum communities through a unique internship opportunity
DHARA SHAH | A group of 11 Griffith University students from disciplines ranging from health to business, ecology to maths and physics went to… Read More
