Past events
Canberra Advisory Day 2018
At the Canberra Advisory day you will have one-on-one access to advisors, as well as representatives from our academic Colleges. We will be there to answer your questions, no matter how general or...
Preserving and promoting multilateralism to address 21st century challenges
In recent years, international institutions, multilateral agreements, and long-established global norms have come under pressure at a seemingly unprecedented rate. This is particularly alarming in...
Postgraduate Information Evening - Start Studying in 2019
Considering graduate study in 2019? Explore your Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs study options at ANU Postgraduate Information Evening.
Coral Bell School staff will be there to...
Vietnam Update 2018: Vietnam in the World
The Vietnam Update in 2018 will be held on Tuesday 13 November at The Australian National University, building on more than 25 years of the successful update series.
Forty years after đổi...
Beyond the Propaganda: What does Kim Jong Un want — and why?
For the first six years of his rule, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un defied and terrorized the world by building and testing ever-more threatening nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. Then, in late...
Australia’s maritime frontier conflicts, 1802-1918
There’s a blind spot in our vision of Australian frontier conflict, and it has been more than fifty years since John M.R. Young observed that early British lodgements in eastern Australia had two...
WIIS: Shaping Australia’s Role in Indo-Pacific Security in the Next Decade
Frances Adamson has led the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade as Secretary since 25 August 2016. From 2011 to 2015, Ms Adamson was Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China...
Why Australia Needs a Radically New Defence Policy
Australia faces a potentially dangerous strategic outlook, which requires radical changes to the country’s defence policy. For the first time since the Second World War, there is now the prospect...
The Tokyo Tribunal — 70th Anniversary of the Judgment on Japan’s War Leaders
At the post-war Tokyo Tribunal, the Allied powers charged Japanese leaders with waging aggressive war and committing war crimes against prisoners-ofwar and civilians. This trial, presided over by...
Australia and New Zealand in the Pacific Islands: Ambiguous Allies?
Australia and New Zealand are often assumed to be as close as any two states in the international system; the Australian government describes them as ‘natural allies’ and the New Zealand...
