The recent visit by Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani to Australia marks a pivotal shift in Australian foreign policy, re…
Australia’s Foreign Policy Pivot
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Natasha Cumming
Natasha Cumming is an Honours student, research assistant and teacher
at Griffith University in South East Queensland. Holding a Bachelor of
Government and International Relations with a double major in Politics
and Public Policy and International Relations and a thesis focusing on
Israeli and Arab diplomacy and recognition efforts in the Middle East, her
expertise places her at the centre of research and academic work
pertaining to the regional conflict and diplomacy efforts.
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Friends or Foes? Arab-Israeli Relations
Jordan and Saudi Arabia’s collaboration with Israel against Iran highlights shifting alliances amid broader regional threats and geopolitical dynamics.
“Me Too!” Unless… You’re a Jew
In September 2012, Steven Pinker released his New York Times bestseller “Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined”. The book presents a compelling argument for the decline of violence, particularly sexual violence, through various historical trends in war.