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Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Never Mess with the “Memers”: How Meme Creators are Redefining Contemporary Politics
Meme creators have used agenda-setting as their most devastating weapon, embracing a role once reserved for political elites ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Aboriginal-Chinese Roots of Reconciliation: China’s First Cultural Envoys in Australia
As Australia marked Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3June ), a landmark exhibition at the National Museum of Australia reminds ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Australian Alternative Media and Its Impact on Australian Public Debate
Alternative media is reshaping Australia’s political landscape, challenging traditional narratives and amplifying ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Reflections on Messianic Rhetoric in US Foreign Policy
Once defined by its missionary zeal to “make the world safe for democracy,” US foreign policy has increasingly shifted away ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Türkiye’s Disinflation Challenge: A Bumpy Road Toward Stability
Since the 1970s, the Turkish economy has experienced episodes of high but volatile growth. This pattern has shaped Türkiye’s ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Strategic Echoes: Australia’s Historical Pivot and the Case for Diversified Alliances
Beyond the military delay, there are growing signs that Australia’s place in the hierarchy of US allies is slipping. Official ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Book Review: How Finland Survived Stalin
By focusing on Stalin’s decision-making processes and the geopolitical manoeuvrings that defined Soviet-Finnish relations, Kimmo Rentola provides valuable insight into a question that is very relevant ...