Pacific Outlook Bulletin | 21 June
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Troubled times for James Marape In Papua New Guinea, Prime Minister James Marape is having a rocky time of things. Read More
2023
Expanding the Women, Peace and Security agenda to the next frontier—space
KAREENA DHILLON AND ELISE STEPHENSON | The United Nations’ Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda reflects strong evidence that involving women in… Read More
A Tale of Two Myanmars
ANDREW SELTH | As the civil war in Myanmar drags on, most foreign governments appear to have concluded that the military regime will survive… Read More
Southeast Asia snapshot #52
SOVINDA PO | The current political situation in Cambodia Ahead of the national elections in July 2023, Cambodia has seen more political momentum… Read More
Pacific Perspectives on the World three years on: progress, problems, and gaps
JAMES COX | In 2019 I convened a team of local and Australian researchers (led by Griffith’s Tess Newton Cain) who brought together the… Read More
Pacific Outlook Bulletin | 7 June
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Great Council of Chiefs convenes In Fiji the Bose Levu Vakaturaga (Great Council of Chiefs) has convened… Read More
Tourism in the Pacific post-COVID-19
YA SHE | In 2022 most Pacific nations reopened their border to tourists. An absence of tourists for two years had caused disruption… Read More
Myanmar’s intelligence war: The battle of wits and wiles against the junta
ANDREW SELTH | In one of the British army’s first primers on “small wars”, Charles Callwell wrote in 1896 that “in no class of warfare… Read More
Southeast Asia snapshot #51
SOVINDA PO | The outcomes of the 42nd ASEAN Summit The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) convened the… Read More
The significance of Biden’s (almost) Papua New Guinea visit
SEAN JACOBS | The late US Secretary of State George Shultz noted that “diplomatic visits are an important expression of presidential priorities.” Despite… Read More
