Japan Today: Abe, Peace Constitution, China and Australian Submarines (STRATEGIKON Episode 12)
Our latest podcast is now available on Soundcloud. In the podcast, Dr John Bruni is joined by special guest Prof. Purnendra… Read more >
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 >