Invisibility: What we see and don’t see
Tuesday
24th May
2022
FLORA WONG | There was a moment during the process of submitting my application to undertake a PhD when I…
Posts by Griffith Asia Institute
Australia-India-Japan trilateral cooperation for strengthening supply chain resilience
Monday
23rd May
2022
SHINO WATANABE | The rise of the minilateral framework has been a defining characteristic of multilateralism in the Indo-Pacific…
The Pacific Step-up: Drowning not waving
Friday
20th May
2022
PAUL SLATER | In 1999, tensions between ethnic groups in Solomon Islands were rising. For anyone who cared to…
Antarctica adrift: Australia’s southern blind spot
Thursday
19th May
2022
ELIZABETH BUCHANAN | When it comes to Antarctica there are four key problems Canberra faces. First, Australia overlooks its…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 18 May
Wednesday
18th May
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | PNG rocked by sudden death of Deputy Prime Minister Just as Papua New Guinea heads into…
Looking north: Australia’s engagement with the “Compact States”
Tuesday
17th May
2022
ISABELLA BROWN AND TESS NEWTON CAIN | The “Compact States” are those countries that are in free association with the…
What a Marcos Jr presidency in the Philippines means for geopolitics
Monday
16th May
2022
ADELE WEBB | The offspring of strongmen were the clear winners in last Monday’s Philippine national election. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos…
Southeast Asia Snapshot #26
Friday
13th May
2022
SOVINDA PO | Indonesia widens its edible oil export ban As the world’s largest edible oil exporter, Indonesia…
Economic consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war: A grim outlook
Friday
13th May
2022
YAN ISLAM | The latest evaluations by IMF, World Bank and UN agencies reveal that the war in…
Japan and the Pacific—introducing PALM
Thursday
12th May
2022
ISABELLA BROWN AND TESS NEWTON CAIN | The Pacific Leaders Meeting (PALM) is a summit-level meeting that began…