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To Arrest or Not Arrest? South Africa, the International Criminal Court, and New Frameworks for Assessing Noncompliance
In the last 18 months, the International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin, ...
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New Government in Paris must act on New Caledonia
Months after his defeat in July’s National Assembly elections, French President Emmanuel Macron has finally appointed a new ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Dictators and the ICC: The Enemy’s Enemy
The International Criminal Court aspires to hold all leaders accountable for serious international crimes. But thus far, the ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Between Pragmatism and Power: Australia’s Evolving Relationship with China
Canberra Networking Day (CND), hosted by the Australia China Business Council (ACBC), once again underscored the intricate ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Managing Geopolitical Crosscurrents at the 2024 Tongan Forum
The Pacific Islands Forum enteres a new era. The recent meeting of leaders encouraged cooperation, but for Taiwan the ...
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The Third Party Plenum, the WTO review of China’s trade policy and what it means for Australia
Mid-July 2024 saw two major events on China’s economic and trade sectors. At the Third Plenum in Beijing, the Party-State ...
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The New Taliban Diplomacy
The Afghan Taliban have commenced an aggressive attempt to thrust aside and silence critical Afghan voices in international ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Russian-led Eurasia: How Ukraine is Impacting Moscow’s Regional Partners
While the on-going Russo-Ukraine war has obvious consequences for East-West relations, the impact of this conflict on ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
Should Australia Adopt a National Human Rights Act?
Australia is the only Western liberal democracy that does not have a legislated national Human Rights Act. Should Australia ...
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The Student-led Movement and the Downfall of the Bangladesh Government
The interim government in Banagladesh faces many obstacles following the fall of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government. The two most significant are the patronage network of loyal government ...