Deepening the Australia-Philippines relationship
On Friday 21 July 2017, the Griffith Asia Institute was delighted to participate in an Australia-Philippines dialogue facilitated by the Foreign Service Institute (FSI) of the… Read More
Michael Heazle
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
Defending the liberal order takes more than rhetoric
MICHAEL HEAZLE | Julie Bishop’s recent speech in Singapore was out of date and stale. Her remarks exhibited two major and ongoing flaws… Read More
Why Australia and Japan need a Plan B
MICHAEL HEAZLE AND ANDREW O’NEIL | Concern over the possible decline of US power and the resilience of its commitment to underwriting security in… Read More
Don’t give up on the US in Asia just yet
MICHAEL HEAZLE | Contrary to Hugh White’s argument that we’re better off appeasing China than risk going to war with Donald Trump, we are… Read More
Trump’s presidency and the Asia Pacific
DUNCAN MCDONNELL, STEPHEN MCCARTHY, LEONG LIEW, DIEGO FOSSATI, HUI FENG, YI WANG, KAI HE, HUIYUN FENG, DAVID SCHAK, ANDREW O’NEIL, MICHAEL HEAZLE,… Read More
Managing a revisionist China
MICHAEL HEAZLE | In the wake of China’s ongoing attempts to claim maritime rights over practically the whole of the South China Sea, its… Read More
Japanese subs: A once-in-a-generation opportunity
MICHAEL HEAZLE | Hugh White’s piece in the Fairfax media last week on the strategic perils of Australia buying Japanese submarines is long… Read More
Japan Foundation support for bilateral dialogue
The Griffith Asia Institute has been awarded funding by The Japan Foundation to host the 2015 Australia-Japan Dialogue as part of the Institute’s successful Asian… Read More
