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The EU AI Act and the Normative Challenge to Regulate Emerging Technologies
The AI Act is a step in the right direction but has too many flaws to set an endpoint in the discussion on how to regulate AI ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs10h
The COP29 Mess: Why We Should Not Be Surprised
The COP29 negotiations in Baku concluded amid walkouts, protests, and an all-too-familiar sense of frustration over ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Whose Right to Exist? The Changing Voting Patterns of Pacific Islands states on Self-Determination
Despite their reliance on multilateralism when pushing for greater climate action, Pacific Island States have become less ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Has the Australia-New Zealand Alliance Become Irrelevant?
Australia and New Zealand engage in wide-ranging daily cooperation, but seldom refer to the alliance between them. Has the ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Bangladesh’s Foreign Policy on Myanmar: The Need for Broader Engagement
Bangladesh's interim government, under Dr. Muhammad Yunus, faces a pivotal moment to reshape its Myanmar policy amid evolving ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Is Trump’s Long Shadow a Chance for the Australia-China Relationship?
China has recently praised Australia’s independent foreign policy, with Xi Jinping and Anothony Albanese holding friendly talks at the G20 and planning a future meeting in China. This highlights ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Israel, Kurdistan, and the Prospects for an Asymmetrical Alliance
In his inaugural address on 10 November 2024, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar emphasised the importance of forging a “natural alliance” with the Kurdish nation. While not specifying which ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs3d
Modernisation of Nuclear Weapons: International Security, Humanitarian Law and Power Politics
The interplay between international security, violations of humanitarian law and power politics has given way to a landscape that supports nuclearism. As such, the world still seems in the midst of a ...