Women’s workforce participation: A global agenda facing global challenge
Tuesday
10th March
2020
CAITLIN BYRNE | Women’s participation in the workforce is a priority issue in the global agenda for…
Caitlin Byrne
Free and open Indo-Pacific
Monday
2nd March
2020
Professor Caitlin Byrne and Professor Ian Hall facilitated a training program for Vietnam’s future leaders in Hanoi from 19-20…
Partners on the journey in 2019
Thursday
19th December
2019
CAITLIN BYRNE | 2019 Asia Future Fellow, Mark Batakin reminded us recently of an old…
The state in the neighbourhood: A snapshot of Queensland’s engagement in the Asia Pacific
Friday
6th December
2019
CAITLIN BYRNE | Significant transformation in Australia’s neighbourhood—the rise of Asian economies, cities and middle classes, unprecedented…
Queensland China Dialogue
Tuesday
22nd October
2019
As the strategic dynamics of the Asia Pacific change, maintaining Queensland’s global outlook and connections with the neighbourhood has…
Deepening regional cooperation on sustainable development and climate change
Tuesday
27th August
2019
A delegation from Griffith Asia Institute traveled to Indonesia from 20-23 August 2019 to participate in the Dialogue on Deepening…
Trilateral dialogue on leadership, partnership and ASEAN centrality in the Indo-Pacific
Tuesday
13th August
2019
On 6 August 2019 the Griffith Asia Institute hosted the third Australia-Japan-India Trilateral with the generous support of Japan’s…
Philippine-Australian Relations: Connecting the Spokes
Monday
29th July
2019
CAITLIN BYRNE | The Philippine-Australian relationship has a long history of bilateral cooperation. Since diplomatic relations…
At the G20, a focus on sideshow diplomacy and photo opps, with limited material gains
Tuesday
2nd July
2019
CAITLIN BYRNE | What a weekend it’s been: global leadership, diplomacy and theatrics, all at play on the world…
Pressure builds with more protests in Hong Kong, but what’s the end game?
Wednesday
19th June
2019
CAITLIN BYRNE | The latest protests in Hong Kong on Sunday, which organisers said brought some 2 million people to…