top of page

HOME
WHO WE ARE
PUBLICATIONS
EVENTS AND PROGRAMS
CAREERS
- Jobs Internships and Opportunities Board
- Careers Blog
GET INVOLVED
DONATE
CONTACT US

Use tab to navigate through the menu items.

Book Pages

INSIGHTS

YAIA's blog, Insights, is a platform aimed at promoting the voice of emerging young Australians in the analysis and commentary of International affairs.

All Posts
Careers
Young Women to Watch

Search

Lessons from Afghanistan: Reducing the Impacts of Refugee Displacement in Gaza

Sep 14 min read

Lessons from Afghanistan: Reducing the Impacts of Refugee Displacement in Gaza

Career Spotlight: April McElligott

Aug 308 min read

Career Spotlight: April McElligott

European Defence: A Post-American Future?

Aug 294 min read

European Defence: A Post-American Future?

Restoring History, Rebuilding Relations: The Diplomatic Power of Iraqi Artefact Repatriation

Aug 254 min read

Restoring History, Rebuilding Relations: The Diplomatic Power of Iraqi Artefact Repatriation

Australia’s “First Nations Approach to Foreign Policy” Does Not Improve Our Reputation on Indigenous Issues

Aug 223 min read

Australia’s “First Nations Approach to Foreign Policy” Does Not Improve Our Reputation on Indigenous Issues

What Would Dutton’s Nuclear Future Mean for Australia and the Pacific?

Aug 204 min read

What Would Dutton’s Nuclear Future Mean for Australia and the Pacific?

Female Leadership in North Korea: Progress or Propaganda?

Aug 183 min read

Female Leadership in North Korea: Progress or Propaganda?

Politics and Patriarchy: Hurdles for Women in the Pacific

Aug 154 min read

Politics and Patriarchy: Hurdles for Women in the Pacific

Kenyan President Ruto Looks for Influence Abroad but Neglects Problems at Home

Aug 134 min read

Kenyan President Ruto Looks for Influence Abroad but Neglects Problems at Home

2024 European Elections: A Rightward Shift?

Aug 114 min read

2024 European Elections: A Rightward Shift?

War, the Hague and Success: In Conversation with one of Australia’s Top Legal Minds, Tim McCormack

Aug 86 min read

War, the Hague and Success: In Conversation with one of Australia’s Top Legal Minds, Tim McCormack

Beyond Kryptonite: The Law and Ethics of Human Enhancement

Aug 63 min read

Beyond Kryptonite: The Law and Ethics of Human Enhancement

How to Remember an Uncomfortable Past: Lessons from Southern Cone States

Aug 44 min read

How to Remember an Uncomfortable Past: Lessons from Southern Cone States

Lebanon’s Inability to Elect a President Renders it Vulnerable to the Israel - Hamas Conflict

Jul 114 min read

Lebanon’s Inability to Elect a President Renders it Vulnerable to the Israel - Hamas Conflict

The Journey Towards Africa’s Continental Integration

Jul 94 min read

The Journey Towards Africa’s Continental Integration

What are the Implications of Australia’s New Pacific Engagement Visa for its Regional Relationships?

Jul 74 min read

What are the Implications of Australia’s New Pacific Engagement Visa for its Regional Relationships?

Conflicting Values: How US Public Sentiment Legitimises Supplying Ukraine and Delegitimises Arming Israel

Jul 44 min read

Conflicting Values: How US Public Sentiment Legitimises Supplying Ukraine and Delegitimises Arming Israel

Mexico’s Presidential Campaign Was More Violent Than Ever: What Does This Mean for the Country’s New President?

Jul 24 min read

Mexico’s Presidential Campaign Was More Violent Than Ever: What Does This Mean for the Country’s New President?

Modi’s Win Sans Majority Signals Strength for Indian Democracy

Jun 304 min read

Modi’s Win Sans Majority Signals Strength for Indian Democracy

Mongolia’s Critical Minerals Catch-22

Jun 254 min read

Mongolia’s Critical Minerals Catch-22

3

4 5

Young Australians in International Affairs is a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission.

YAIA would like to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Australia’s First People and Traditional Custodians.

We value their cultures, identities, and continuing connection to country, waters, kin and community.

We pay our respects to Elders, both past and present, and are committed to supporting the next generation of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders.

© 2024 Young Australians in International Affairs Ltd

ABN 35 134 986 228
ACN 632 626 110

bottom of page