How Western yoga is challenging the image of India’s authority
International relations | The World
On this week’s podcast, we hear from three Russia experts about the country’s long game for energy expansion, its red cards in international politics, and whether it can regain a home advantage in the Asia-Pacific.
Podcast: Scoring goals in Putin’s Russia
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The scourge of sexual violence in Myanmar
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Sounding the alarm on ‘directed energy’ attacks
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China’s influence in Australia: Maintaining the debate
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An open letter from concerned scholars of China and the Chinese diaspora
Australia’s debate on ‘Chinese influence’
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China’s cyber sovereignty: paper tiger or rising dragon?
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Government and governance | East Asia
North Korea peace process fires a strong electoral victory
Moon tide washes Korea local elections
6 minute read
International relations | The World
Policing the high sea leaves Indian Ocean navies adrift from their primary missions
Can coast guards tame the ‘wild west’?
7 minute read
On this week’s special National Security Podcast Extra, Michael Cohen takes a look at whether America’s ‘deal-maker’ in chief was outmanoeuvred in negotiations with Kim Jong-un.
National Security Podcast extra: Trump 0, Kim 1
16 minute listen
As China entrenches its islands, what more can countries do?
Bogged down in the South China Sea
5 minute read
28th June 2018
Reengineering the aid industry: a priority for the 21st century with Professor Sir Richard Feachem
Event: 2018 Mitchell Oration
International relations | Australia
As more and more militaries look to the stars, Australia can play a role in updating the world’s antiquated space laws, Brody Hannan writes.
Space’s military future
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Science and technology | The World
Could an ‘energised device’ have been the smoking gun injuring US diplomats?
Sounding the alarm on ‘directed energy’ attacks
6 minute read
Government and governance | Australia
Four young women discuss how to give youth a greater voice in politics
Podcast: Who run the world?
70 minute listen