A flare up in China’s deliberate pattern of aggression
Thursday
9th June
2022
PETER LAYTON | It’s time to be alarmed not just alert. On Sunday, Australian Defence Minister…
Posts by Griffith Asia Institute
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 8 June
Wednesday
8th June
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | High level meeting to resolve the Micronesian 5 Impasse A number of Pacific leaders gathered…
China’s grey-zone activities: Concepts and possible responses
Tuesday
7th June
2022
PETER LAYTON | In recent years a new term has thrust itself into the military lexicon. ‘Grey-zone’ has become…
Pacific proposals – Five ideas for an incoming government
Thursday
2nd June
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | The Pacific dominated political discourse in the recent federal election. As a new…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 1 June
Wednesday
1st June
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Chinese Foreign Minister visits region State Councillor and Foreign Minister of China, Wang Yi, is on…
Reimagining a future that values the lives, experiences and cultures across the Asia Pacific
Monday
30th May
2022
EMILY HOUSE | Our futures are constantly shaped by the past. But who is this future shaped for? The…
Deep listening: Putting communities at the forefront of making meaningful art
Monday
30th May
2022
FELICITY CASTAGNA | As part of QAGOMA’s 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT10) several community and arts…
Making visible in resistance to the conventional terms of recognition
Friday
27th May
2022
STEVEN PIDGEON | Questioning why certain stories are told while others are erased, as well as who decides which…
Southeast Asia snapshot #27
Thursday
26th May
2022
SOVINDA PO | The United States convenes the ASEAN–US Special Summit in Washington The United States and ASEAN…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 25 May
Wednesday
25th May
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | ‘Out of season’ cyclone drenches Vanuatu Cyclone season officially ended on April 30th. However, that did…