Analysis – China’s newly announced steel industry work plan 2025-26
Monday
8th September
2025
CHRISTOPH NEDOPIL | In late August 2025, five leading Chinese ministries issued the new Work Plan for…
Category Archive: Pillar 4: Climate and environment
Leaving nothing to chance: Sustaining Pacific development beyond 2024
Wednesday
27th March
2024
ANNA NAUPA AND TESS NEWTON CAIN Download PDF Introduction The value proposition of Pacific regionalism…
Climate politics in Oceania: Renewing Australia-Pacific relations in a warming world
Tuesday
26th March
2024
SUSAN HARRIS RIMMER, CAITLIN BYRNE AND WESLEY MORGAN In recent years, Australia’s global climate policy…
A call to collective action
Tuesday
1st August
2023
SPEECH BY DAME MEG TAYLOR | Gathering on this land, we acknowledge the Yugara and Turrbal peoples, the traditional…
Exploring determinants of green finance in small island economies—case of Fiji
Tuesday
4th April
2023
LATU SERA KAUKILAKEBA AND TARLOK SINGH | “Financial policymakers and regulators may not…
The undiscussed impact of climate change in Tuvalu
Monday
13th February
2023
TERESA LIFUKA-DRECALA | Tuvalu is the fourth smallest nation in the world and one of the most affected by…
Six reasons 2023 could be a very good year for climate action
Monday
16th January
2023
WESLEY MORGAN | Many people think of the annual UN climate talks as talkfests which achieve only incremental…
Climate conversations and disconnected discourses
Thursday
25th August
2022
MELODIE RUWET | Pacific island leaders have declared climate change to be their most pressing security threat. Meanwhile,…
COP26: Pacific participation and responses
Tuesday
14th December
2021
TESS NEWTON CAIN AND REBEKAH GENTNER | With the benefit of a little distance and perspective, we can…
Reconsidering Australia’s interests after Glasgow
Monday
22nd November
2021
WESLEY MORGAN | Australia’s approach to international relations is defined by support for a rules-based global order. After…