Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 13 April
Wednesday
13th April
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | US officials to visit Solomon Islands The fallout from the announcement of a security agreement between…
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A balancing act: Humanitarian assistance, disaster relief and the ADF
Thursday
7th April
2022
PETER LAYTON AND PETER LEAHY | The Australian Defence Force has a long and proud history of delivering…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 6 April
Wednesday
6th April
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Security agreement between Solomon Islands and China finalised The proposed security agreement between Solomon Islands has…
Weapon of war in Europe? The escalation of sexual and gender-based violence in Ukraine-Russia conflict
Tuesday
5th April
2022
SARA E DAVIES AND JACQUI TRUE | Like all wars the Ukrainian crisis has distinct and devastating…
Privatising Poverty Series Part 1: Marking a half-century of market-led development
Monday
4th April
2022
RON BEVACQUA | The year 2022 marks an important anniversary in the field of economic development and poverty…
Southeast Asia Snapshot #23
Friday
1st April
2022
SOVINDA PO | Border re-openings in South East Asia The COVID-19 Omicron variant is still posing risks to…
Time and troops in finite supply for Russia’s army in Ukraine
Thursday
31st March
2022
PETER LAYTON | To everyone’s surprise, after a month’s hard fighting in Ukraine, the Russian army is now …
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 30 March
Wednesday
30th March
2022
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Solomon Islands and China eye closer security relationships A leaked draft of a framework security agreement…
Can states have strategic personalities?
Tuesday
29th March
2022
IAN HALL AND RENÉE JEFFERY | In The Interpreter last month, Bec Strating and Joanne Wallis weighed into the debate about…
Ukraine before the Russian invasion: Democratic governance and economic performance
Friday
25th March
2022
YAN ISLAM | Stanford historian Norman Naimark proclaims that Ukraine was a ‘thriving young democracy’ prior to…