Panel Discussion: Lauren Williams and Rodger Shanahan on Syria in 2019
The recent decision by United States President Trump to withdraw US forces from Syria has again focused attention on the ongoing Syrian civil war.
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Panel discussion: The year ahead (Melbourne)
The Lowy Institute hosted this popular annual panel discussion with Institute experts on the key issues likely to dominate the international agenda in 2019.
Panel discussion: The year ahead (Sydney)
The Lowy Institute hosted this popular annual panel discussion with Institute experts on the key issues likely to dominate the international agenda in 2019.
In conversation: Bari Weiss of the New York Times
Lowy Institute’s Executive Director Michael Fullilove and The New York Times editor and columnist Bari Weiss had a conversation about journalism, American politics and society, and the role of the
Panel Discussion: China's Xinjiang detentions
China is holding hundreds of thousands of Uighurs in detention camps in Xinjiang, western China, in what appears to be a systematic targeting of an entire ethnic and religious group in the name of
In conversation: Brookings Institution President John R. Allen
The Lowy Institute hosted the President of the Brookings Institution for a conversation about the world. John R.
Address by Senator the Hon Marise Payne
The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator the Hon Marise Payne, delivered an address to the Lowy Institute.
Panel discussion: China’s military challenge to the US in Asia
How is China trying to unseat the United States as the dominant power in Asia? What tactics are Beijing using and how is the US responding?
Lowy Institute Media Awards 2018 - Judges and Nominees
The Lowy Institute 2018 Media Awards were held on Saturday 24 November at NSW Parliament House.
Panel discussion: Brexit’s bewildering endgame (Sydney)
The decision by the United Kingdom to withdraw from the European Union is more than two years old. What will happen on Brexit day on 29 March next year?
Michael Fullilove on after the midterms: Australia, the United States and the international order
We are now halfway through Donald Trump’s first term as president of the United States.
Panel Discussion: Brexit's bewildering endgame (Melbourne)
The decision by the United Kingdom to withdraw from the European Union is more than two years old. What will happen on Brexit day on 29 March next year?
David Gruen on global economic order and the role of the G20
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the global financial crisis and the elevation of the G20 to a leader-level forum.
Address by the Hon Bill Shorten MP
On Monday 29 October the Lowy Institute hosted the Hon Bill Shorten MP, Leader of the Opposition, for a major foreign policy address.
In conversation: Hal Varian on the economics of data
In an age of ubiquitous data, the “scarce factor is the ability to understand that data and extract value from it”.
Panel Discussion: The republic and Australia’s place in the world
On the eve of the visit to Australia by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the Lowy Institute held an event on the issue of the republic and Australia’s place in the world.
2018 Indonesia Update Keynote Address and Panel Discussion on the Place of Minorities in Indonesia
Professor Robert Cribb of the Australia National University (ANU) delivered a keynote address (30 minutes) on the place of minorities in Indonesia, as part of the 2018 Indonesia Update, presented i
2018 Indonesia Political Update Lecture and Panel Discussion
Tom Power of the Australia National University (ANU) Indonesia Project delivered the 2018 political update (approximately 35 minutes), followed by a panel discussion on Indonesia’s upcoming April 2
Lowy Institute 15th anniversary highlights
Over the past 15 years, the Lowy Institute has been at the centre of Australia's foreign policy and national security debates and is now internationally recognised for its independent reserach, ana
Panel Discussion: Can middle powers save the international order? Views from Germany
The international order is under strain. Rising powers want to rewrite the rules, Western leaders are turning inwards, and technology is breaking down barriers.
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