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From the frontline to first-class Masters
Being at the frontline of war zones, he was motivated to study International Relations to better understand the nature of conflicts. “During my time in the military I have consistently been sent...
ANU and USP Work Together to Advance Thinking on Ocean Governance
Oceans governance is a key priority area for the Pacific region. SSGM in partnership with the School of Government, Development and International Affairs at the University of the South Pacific held...
Neck ties, Victoria Beckham and ice cream: ANU pays tribute to Des Ball
He was well-known for being a ‘person of interest’ after revealing the development of the Pine Gap US base in the Northern Territory in 1966 and during the Cold War advised US President Jimmy Carter...
Seminar - New Pacific Diplomacy
Co-editors of the recently published book “The New Pacific Diplomacy” Dr Sandra Tart (University of the South Pacific) and Mr Greg Fry (Asia-Pacific College of Diplomacy) presented a seminar hosted...
Tackling humanitarian challenges and the responsibility to protect
ANU Conference tackles international humanitarian challenges Today, over 65 million people around the world are forcibly displaced by instability and armed conflict – with political and sectarian...
Urbanisation in Honiara: Managing Change, Creating Opportunities
Pacific Island cities have some of the most rapid rates of urbanisation in the world, attracting rural migrants, particularly youth, in search of a better life. Within these cities significant...
ANU Asia Pacific College of Diplomacy hosts world’s largest gathering of diplomacy experts
The Australian National University is set to host the world’s largest gathering of diplomacy experts this 21 – 23 September 2016. The International Forum on Diplomatic Training (IFDT) will be hosted...
New Dean for ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
ANU has appointed Professor Michael Wesley as the new Dean of the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific. Professor Wesley, one of Australia’s most respected academics in strategic policy and...
Why research should be a priority in the global response to the child migration crisis
With world leaders gathering at the United Nations for high level deliberations on the global migration crisis, the need for solid evidence to develop better policies on child migration has never...
Greg Moriarty’s role with Turnbull ‘will be widely welcomed’
Master of Strategic Studies alumni Greg Moriarty has been appointed Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull personal foreign affairs adviser. Malcolm Turnbull will appoint Counter-Terrorism Co-ordinator...
