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Linguistic student Matthew Carroll has been awarded a prestigious Newton International Fellowship, a rare opportunity... Annie’s passion for storytelling, children’s perspectives and Indian culture inspired her PhD topic, “Under...
Pollution driving Chinese demand for Australian farming land
Chinese demand for Australian land will continue to rise due to increasing contamination of soil and waterways in...
ANU archaeologists unearth South East Asia’s earliest ornaments
Archaeologists at The Australian National University (ANU) have unearthed a 37,000-year-old decorative shell bead on the eastern tip of East Timor, providing further evidence that the first modern...
Washington welcome as China flexes muscle in Southeast Asia’s waters
America needs to deepen and sustain its strategic interests in Southeast Asia in response to a strong regional demand for a robust American presence, especially in light of China’s growing...
Tackling the region’s policy challenges
New issue of Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies confronts key policy concerns
From simmering tensions in the South China Sea, to fledging democracy in Myanmar, and developing...
World Conqueror: Genghis's ideology of world rule and why it matters today
Though widely seen in the West as nothing more than a mass-murdering barbarian, Genghis Khan was a leader of genius. His success inspired his heirs with the astounding vision that Heaven had given...
2015 John Gee Memorial Lecture - Peter Varghese
For a hundred years, humans have had the capacity to attack each other with devastating chemical weapons. Seven decades ago, mankind unlocked the secret of the nuclear bomb.
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