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#AP4D is grateful to outgoing @ACFID CEO Marc Purcell for his generous support as inaugural Co-Chair. Marc's advice and guidance since inception has been invaluable in establishing AP4D as a credible voice in Australia's international affairs ecosystem.
Writing in @LowyInstitute, #AP4D's Tom Barber looks at the similarities between Tim Winton's new dystopian novel and increasingly concerning #climate trends, concluding that "the distinction between fiction and grim forecast becomes blurred".
Climate calamity: The fine line between fact and fiction
A post-apocalyptic Australia, ravaged by unliveable temperatures, isn’t that far-fetched.
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Congratulations to #AP4D Advisory Group member @ThenuHerath for being awarded a 2025 John Monash Scholarship.
The Scholarship’s purpose is to foster Australian leadership, expertise and international networks for the long-term benefit of the country.
What does Trump's election mean for #SoutheastAsia?
#AP4D Advisory Group members @SusannahCPatton and @fitbintim offer some initial thoughts in @LowyInstitute (https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/america-makes-trump-great-again) and @ASPI_org (https://www.aspistrategist.org.au/america-under-donald-trump-views-from-aspi-analysts/).
What does Trump's election victory mean for #development?
#AP4D Executive Director @MConleytyler features in @devintellab's Intel this week alongside @CSIS's @KathrynPaik and @devpolicy's @chill_AID.
Explore the responses at https://www.devintelligencelab.com/intel/07nov2024.
Great to be involved in the Sydney launch of @GlobPeaceIndex-@economicspeace's 2024 Ecological Threat Report, with #AP4D Senior Advisor Anastasia Kapetas moderating the concluding Q&A session.
Explore the report at https://www.visionofhumanity.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/ETR-2024-web.pdf.