Lowy Institute Outlook 2012
Executive Director, Dr. Michael Wesley, discusses the Lowy Institute's research themes for 2012 and beyond.

Last week’s Gillard Government budget announcement that it will not stick to its promise to increase Australia’s foreign aid - to 0.5% of Australia’s gross national income by 2015-16 - comes at a
Greek voters delivered a dramatic protest vote against austerity on 6 May as support for the country's traditional parties collapsed. The Greeks have not been alone in venting their frustrations...
This comprehensive 2011 study revisits the influential 2009 Lowy Institute report Australia’s...
Maritime tensions have remained high on the Asian security agenda after the 2011 East Asia Summit and...
In Talib or Taliban: Indonesian students in Pakistan and Yemen, the Lowy Institute, in collaboration...
China is not only Australia's largest trading partner, but is also an increasingly important supplier...
Australia’s tough-love policy towards Fiji has failed to convince the government of Voreqe...
Is a dangerous nuclear competition emerging between the two most populous nations?
This paper sets the foundation for the Lowy Institute’s MacArthur Asia Security Project.
The seventh annual Lowy Poll surveys the Australian public on new questions covering attitudes...
Executive Director, Dr. Michael Wesley, discusses the Lowy Institute's research themes for 2012 and beyond.
Seems like @MichaelSWesley made friends with @charliepick during his interview on China/US relations @theprojecttv http://t.co/XmuFzbj9
A senior German politician made a very snarky comment about Australia at the recent St Gallen Symposium: http://t.co/dl2Iq3Fc