The Future of Terrorism: Some Preliminary Thoughts
Since the 9/11 attacks it has become common to hear, or read, that we live in an age of terrorism,… Read more >
New thinking redefines Japan’s foreign aid policy
Although Tokyo is no longer the world’s top aid donor that it once was in the 1990s, it still is… Read more >
One Nation rhetoric a “recruiting tool” for terrorists
In today’s InDaily, SIA’s Dr John Bruni discusses One Nation’s rhetoric and their brand of politics – politics of fear. John… Read more >
Immigration & terrorism in Europe (STRATEGIKON Episode 11)
We have published our latest podcast and is now available on Soundcloud. In the podcast, Dr John Bruni and SIA Associate,… Read more >
Prof Purnendra Jain on Japan’s foreign aid policy and its effects on India
Professor Purnendra Jain*, SIA Advisory Board member and Professor at the University of Adelaide’s Department of Asian Studies, was recently interviewed by JICA… Read more >
Extremists today: So little understanding, so little time
Some Australians might not be lured to extremism if our leaders acknowledged and acted on the long appreciated link between… Read more >
14th Annual National Security Summit
Dr. John Bruni has been invited to speak at the 14th Annual National Security Summit to be held on the 30-31st… Read more >
In conversation: The Conundrum of Hardline Erdogan’s Popular Appeal
The failed military coup in Turkey demonstrates the power which President Erdogan wields in the country. His theocratic regime, despite receiving… Read more >
The Hezbollah-Iran Pivot
Lebanon has lacked for a chief executive since May 2014, when former President Michel Suleiman’s six-year term expired. The Lebanese… Read more >
TURKISH COUP ATTEMPT
As the July 15-16 coup attempt in Turkey sputters to a halt, the triumphant forces of Turkish president Recep Tayyip… Read more >