PETER LAYTON | There’s always a certain anticlimax when the latest Defence White Paper is released. The once-feverish anticipation eases…
So far this year, North Korea has tested its fourth nuclear device, launched yet another thinly veiled intercontinental ballistic missile…
Ever since Mr Abe became the prime minister, his plans to reform Japan’s security policy and to include a change…
A close security relationship between Australia and Japan can extend the bi-lateral relationship in important ways, and also contribute to…
China is once again causing concern in the South China Sea, this time by moving surface-to-air missiles to the Paracel…
PETER LAYTON | In a previous century the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) did not always fly technologically advanced aircraft…
Visiting fellow Xiaotong Huang joined the Griffith Asia Institute (GAI) in September 2015. Her major research area is International Relations,…
The Griffith Asia Institute welcomes its latest visiting fellow, Professor Zhou Li from the School of Agricultural Economics and Rural…
Along with China’s rise in military and economic capabilities, foreign policy crises involving China seem more likely, as seen in…
On 16 January, the Republic of China (ROC), i.e. Taiwan, held its sixth election for the president and the legislature.
