In Conversation: Middle East Crisis.

In Conversation: Middle East Crisis

This panel brings together experts in journalism, international relations, and ethics to unpack the evolving conflicts in Iran and its implications for Australia and the world. 

Join us for an engaging and accessible conversation that brings clarity to a complex moment: the dynamics driving current Middle Eastern conflicts, the role of news reporting in shaping public debate, and the implications for Australia’s foreign policy, society, and region.

Expect a grounded discussion, audience Q&A, and the chance to hear from experts across journalism, IR, and foreign policy. Whether you’re trying to make sense of the headlines or understand Australia’s strategic choices, this session offers the frameworks to see what’s unfolding—and what may come next.

Speakers:

• Dr Alica Kizekova - Course Lead, International Relations
• Dr Anthony J. Langlois - Stan Perron Dean of Applied Ethics
• Dr Azim Zahir - Lecturer, Human Rights Centre
• Dr Christian Harijanto - Course Lead, Security & Strategic Studies
• Dr Kathryn Shine - Deputy Head of the School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry, Assoc Prof. Journalism

Panel Moderator:

• Connor Maloney – President, Curtin International Relations Society

Details:

• Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
• Location: Building: 500, Room:1102AB:EX
• Chatham House rules  apply