Search Results for: Eva Alexander
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Asia
Peace Has to Be Felt
The hardest part of a peace process may begin after the agreement is signed. Eva Alexander A peace agreement can…
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Asia
Akrotiri: When Military Security Becomes a Question of Human Security
Military installations may promise security. But security becomes a more complicated concept when the communities surrounding them begin to feel…
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Asia
Hiroshima, by John Hersey – A timeless masterpiece of journalism, memory, and humanity
Few books have altered public understanding of a historical event as profoundly as Hiroshima. Eva Alexander First published in 1946,…
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Australasia
The case against the AUKUS submarine project
The case against the AUKUS submarine project Gareth Evans Pearls and Irritations In a submission to the public inquiry into…
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Energy
When Energy Outweighs Humanity
Selective global responses reveal how strategic interests overshadow human suffering Eva Alexander The world reacts fastest where its interests are…
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Asia
A Hormuz Initiative to Protect Global Food Security
The Middle East conflict threatens global food security. The International Crisis Group and prominent individuals call for an initiative, modelled…
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Asia
India Chooses Its Own Path
India stays neutral and avoids taking sides in a growing conflict. Eva Alexander India has decided not to fully support…
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Diplomacy
Australia’s middle power diplomacy matters
Middle powers may lack the economic and military weight to coerce others, but they can still shape outcomes through coalition-building,…
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Europe
Europe’s Response to Ukrainian Displacement
Human movement shaped by conflict, shelter and shared responsibility. Eva Alexander The war in Ukraine, which began with a major…
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Features
Listening Beyond the Headline
Read past the headline Eva Alexander We live in an age of instant reactions. A headline flashes across our screen,…
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Australasia
The ‘Greek volcano’ gave a voice to refugees
PETRO GEORGIOU November 30, 1947-April 4, 2025 Dino Georgiou * The Sydney Morning Herald Petro Georgiou AO – who was buried…
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Features
A new global order has arrived
When justifying vast increases in defence expenditure, subsidies for so-called critical industries, foreign aid as an increasingly important element in…
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Asia
Caught between survival and sacrifice: Armenia’s struggle for peace.
Facing pressure from powerful neighbours, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan weighs a contentious land concession to Azerbaijan, sparking protests and memories…
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Analysis
When a Greece-centric Brochure is Called Strategic Planning for the Greek Diaspora!1
During the past four weeks, the Department of Foreign Affairs of Greece, posted on its website for public consultation (until…
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Analysis
Greece and Singapore: A Comparison of Economic and Democratic Freedom
Like Singapore which is a gateway to Southeast Asia, Greece has similar strategic advantages as a gateway to Europe, leading…
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Spanish Reports (Español)
Filipinas se acerca a Estados Unidos para hacer frente a China
Esto no es para enemistarse con China, opina Alexander Görlach, sino que responde a una necesidad real de autodefensa. Alexander…
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