Aung San Suu Kyi: Why defend the indefensible?
Saturday
14th December
2019
ANDREW SELTH | This week, the world was treated to an extraordinary sight. Aung San Suu Kyi,…
Category Archive: Topic-Security
China-ASEAN South China Sea Code of Conduct – Are we there yet?
Friday
13th December
2019
In June this year the 35th ASEAN Summit delivered the release of ASEAN’s long-awaited Outlook on the Indo-Pacific. The…
Bringing the defence force into Australia’s climate-change fight
Thursday
12th December
2019
PETER LAYTON | It’s time to structure the Australian Defence Force for this long, hot century. That…
Australia’s F-35s: Lessons from a problematic purchase
Monday
18th November
2019
PETER LAYTON | It suddenly seems the Air Force needs major recapitalisation, just…
Assessing the state of the rule of law in South East Asia
Friday
8th November
2019
The rule of law is a principle concerning the relationship between a government and its citizens. At the core…
Undeclared air strikes: Between war and peace
Wednesday
2nd October
2019
PETER LAYTON | Airpower has long been a favoured instrument in Middle Eastern wars, and none more…
Perspectives:Asia | State of play in cyber-space: risks and implications of struggles for power in cyberspace
Wednesday
25th September
2019
On Thursday 19 September 2019, The Griffith Asia Institute (GAI) and the Australian Centre of Asia-Pacific Art (ACAPA)…
With new coastguard, Myanmar looks to improve maritime security
Monday
9th September
2019
ANDREW SELTH | In March this year, Myanmar’s Defence Ministry submitted a proposal to parliament to…
Connecting the Spokes: Trade, investment and economic relations
Wednesday
31st July
2019
The theme of this conference, Connecting the Spokes, implies a hub. In general terms, both the Philippines and Australia…
The Philippine policy of linking spokes together: A focus on the Philippine-Australian security partnership
Wednesday
31st July
2019
In late May 2017, about 1,000 Islamic militants led by the Maute group and fighting under the black flag…