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The Rise of the Far-Right Freedom Party (FPÖ) in Austria and its Implications for Democracy, Gender Rights, European Integration, and Migration
For the majority of Austrians, voting for the far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ)—known for its numerous scandals and close ties to ...
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Freedom of Speech VS Freedom from Deception: Australia’s Disinformation Challenge
Disinformation threatens Australian democratic processes. The failure of the proposed Disinformation and Misinformation bill ...
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Eroding the Social Contract: Strategic Failures Threatening Australia’s Security
The Australian govnernment has lost trust in the Australian people, and the social contract has begun to break down. Australia needs a new plan to get it back on track, but can the Labor Party deliver ...
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Why Trump 2.0 is Not Good News for Sino-US Arms Control
US bid to confront China will further deteriorate Sino-US political relations, making arms control all the more difficult.
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Remembering President Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter, a Democrat, was the 39th president of the United States. His period in office is bookended by the political carnage of mid 1970s America, left by the earlier Richard Nixon and Gerald ...
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Helping out behind the scenes at the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) Victoria will provide you with opportunities to open new doors and contribute to the running of one of the ...
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Book Review: Power and Progress: Our Thousand-Year Struggle Over Technology and Prosperity
Australia is debating how best to harness artificial intelligence (AI) for economic growth, especially to boost its long-sluggish productivity. In their latest book, Power and Progress: Our ...
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Book Review: World On the Brink: How America Can Beat China in the Race for the 21st Century
The world is entering a new Cold War between the United States and China, requiring a comprehensive, aggressive strategy to counter China’s rising influence, according to the authors. In managing this ...
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Why do Southeast Asian Countries Want to Join BRICS?
BRICS was established in 2009 by Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa and is viewed as a group of emerging economies that work together to strengthen economic ties and limit the leverage of ...
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East Asian States’ Differing Options in Dealing with China
East Asian states adopt varied strategic responses to China’s rise—balancing, hedging, or bandwagoning—driven primarily by geography, democracy, and historical identity. These factors shape threat ...
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Balancing Protection and Risk: Australia's Social Media Ban and the Threat of Youth Radicalisation
Australia’s proposed social media ban for those under 16 aims to protect youth mental health but risks unintended consequences. International examples show that restricting access to mainstream ...
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Watch, Read, and Hear Speeches from the AIIA National Conference 2024
You can watch keynotes, opening and closing remarks, and select panels on YouTube. The playlist for the conference is available here. Make sure you like and subscribe to our channel, AIIAVision! The ...