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After the fallMonday, November 2nd, 2009The destruction of the physical barrier between West and East Germany in 1989 became a symbol for collapse of Soviet Europe and the end of the Cold War. But as three ANU researchers explain, it can also be seen as a springboard for contemporary exploration of European politics, security and personality.
The Right Hon. Malcolm Fraser Dr John Gee Memorial Lecture, 28 October 2009Thursday, October 29th, 2009The Right Hon. Malcolm Fraser, Former Prime Minister, delivered the Dr John Gee Memorial Lecture at The Australian National University on 28 October 2009.
Force could be used on Oceanic 78: AcademicThursday, October 29th, 2009There is a precedent for the use of force to remove the asylum seekers onboard the Oceanic Viking if they cannot be persuaded to peacefully disembark, according to an academic from ANU.
Malcolm Fraser on nuclear weapons: lectureWednesday, October 28th, 2009Former Prime Minister The Right Hon Malcolm Fraser, AC, CH discussed the world’s failure to disarm nuclear weapons and what Australia can do about it at a public lecture at ANU.
2009 CDI Annual AddressWednesday, October 7th, 2009The 2009 CDI Annual Address will be presented by Professor Larry Diamond, one of the world’s leading scholars of democracy.
War 2.0 tackles the new media battlegroundWednesday, October 7th, 2009How is the new media landscape changing the face of political violence and conflicts? That’s the question to be addressed by some of the country’s most high profile journalists, academics and activists at a conference starting today at The Australian National University.
International Relations Society welcomes new patronWednesday, September 16th, 2009Professor Kim Beazley was welcomed as Patron of the ANU International Relations Society at a breakfast forum held Thursday 3 September.
Japan relationship requires radical rethink: reportThursday, September 10th, 2009Corporations, business associations and governments need to work together to draft a new blueprint for cooperation between Australia and its largest trading partner, Japan, according to a new ANU report.
One year after the Garnaut ReviewMonday, August 31st, 2009Professor Garnaut will analyse the past year’s history of policy-making on climate change and assess the prospects of the world developing a satisfactory response to the risks of dangerous human-induced climate change. Post coup politics focus of ANU Fiji forumMonday, August 10th, 2009With the announcement last week of the continued suspension of Fiji from the Pacific Islands Forum, top Australian analysts and commentators will examine the island’s political and economic options at the annual Fiji Update at Parliament House on Tuesday 11 August 2009.
The 27th Indonesia Update Conference 2009Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009The 2009 Indonesia Update, Democracy in Practice: Campaigns, Parties and Parliaments, will be held Friday and Saturday, 9- 10 October in the Coombs Lecture Theatre.
Examining China’s place in a new worldWednesday, July 22nd, 2009Over 300 people gathered at ANU last week for the annual China Update, hosted by the Crawford School of Economics and Government in the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific. Inside Story: The waiting game on IranWednesday, July 1st, 2009That old diplomatic stand-by, “masterly inactivity,” might well be the best response to the events in Iran, writes Kevin Boreham.
East Asia Forum: Stick to the Six Party Talks on NKWednesday, June 24th, 2009Peter Van Ness argues that the Six Party Talks remain the best way of dealing with an increasingly bullish North Korea.
Inside Story: Getting serious about PakistanTuesday, June 23rd, 2009Pakistan needs a greater Australian investment in dollars and people, writes Geoffrey Barker
Inside Story: The good, the bad and the Section 420sFriday, June 12th, 2009The Australia–India relationship is on the cusp of something deep and mutually beneficial. It would be tragic if thugs and misunderstandings got in the way, writes Professor Robin Jeffrey.
East Asia Forum: Under Obama, realism not so realistic anymoreThursday, June 4th, 2009When President Obama invites advice from his experts about how to deal with these problems inherited from his predecessor, he will find that most of his foreign relations advisors are practitioners of realism - but realism is based on three fundamental assumptions that no longer hold true, writes Peter Van Ness.
Inside Story: Winners and losers from Afghanistan’s electoral systemMonday, May 11th, 2009Will the beneficiaries of Afghanistan’s hastily designed electoral system give ground in the interests of long-term stability, asks Dr Norm Kelly?
World leader, listenerTuesday, May 5th, 2009The 2009 Australian of the Year is also a strong believer in international diplomacy to bolster human rights. Professor Mick Dodson speaks to ANU Reporter about his work with the UN, the value of patience, and learning to listen.
Australia-Japan security relationship in the spotlightWednesday, April 8th, 2009Regional security experts and strategic analysts met at ANU recently to discuss the future of the Australia-Japan security relationship and new regional security architectures.
Inside Story - Revisiting modern anti-terrorist warfareMonday, April 6th, 2009Geoffrey Barker from the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre in the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific talks to Australian soldier and anthropologist David Kilcullen, who helped design the Iraq surge and has now written a book about how western counter-terrorism must change fundamentally.
Covert policing, cross-border enforcement in spotlightMonday, April 6th, 2009Covert policing and cross-border law enforcement will come under surveillance at The Australian National University over the next three days during a workshop and conference organised by the National Europe Centre.
Rocket launch threatens legal fireworksFriday, April 3rd, 2009North Korea’s proposed rocket launch to be conducted sometime over the next few days raises significant issues of both international law and international relations, according to two ANU academics.
Simon Crean speaks at trade symposiumMonday, March 23rd, 2009Minister for Trade The Hon Simon Crean MP will be the keynote speaker at a symposium on trade agreements.
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