Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Why are Rebel Victories so Dominant?
Last month in October, Mozambique once again went to the polls to elect a new president and parliament that will rule the ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs6d
The COP29 Mess: Why We Should Not Be Surprised
The COP29 negotiations in Baku concluded amid walkouts, protests, and an all-too-familiar sense of frustration over ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
Children at Risk: The Dangerous Impacts of Explosive Weapons in Populated Areas
Conflicts across the globe illustrate the devastating humanitarian consequences when urban areas become theatres of war. The ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs6d
Aleppo Falls to Opposition Forces as Syrian Conflict Re-erupts
The Syrian civil war, seemingly frozen in an uneasy deadlock for years, has been reignited with rebel forces wresting Aleppo, ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
Will the Centre Hold? A look at Europe at the Start of the New European Commission’s Term
A new European Commission – the executive arm of the European Union, which proposes and implements EU law – has just been ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs6d
Can Israel Really learn from its Mistakes?
Despite promising to learn from the events of 7 October, Israeli strategists keep repeating the same dangerous errors.
Australian Institute of International Affairs6d
The EU AI Act and the Normative Challenge to Regulate Emerging Technologies
The AI Act is a step in the right direction but has too many flaws to set an endpoint in the discussion on how to regulate AI ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
EU AI Act
The AI Act is a step in the right direction but has too many flaws to set an endpoint in the discussion on how to regulate AI. It should therefore be seen and employed as the beginning of a more ...