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Leading CAP academics launched a new publication examining contemporary Myanmar at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) – Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore recently
A CAP supported publication, the Made in China Yearbook, has been cited by an influential US Government report for the third consecutive year
Sarah McFadden tells us her thoughts on the Year in Asia program and how she thinks it has benefited her career since graduating
On Friday 16 November 2018 the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) handed down a guilty verdict against ageing former Khmer Rouge leaders
Australia’s decision to open new diplomatic posts in Palau and the Marshall Islands should be the first of many steps in an increased diplomatic footprint in Micronesia
Professor Michael Wesley, Dean of The Australian National University (ANU) College of Asia and the Pacific, honoured five exceptional teaching...
Rianna Tatarelli tells us her thoughts on the Year in Asia program and how she thinks it has benefited her career since graduating
Marie-Alice McLean-Dreyfus tells us her thoughts on the Year in Asia program and how she thinks it has benefited her career since graduating
In the wake of the Bourke street knife attack in Melbourne, this week’s Policy Forum Pod takes a look at whether security and freedom must always be a zero-sum game
DFAT is currently carrying out a review into soft power in Australia’s foreign policy - how should this affect Australia's use of soft power in the future?
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