Myanmar and a new kind of civil war
Thursday
20th May
2021
ANDREW SELTH | In early 1989, I was passing through Bangkok when a friend from a Western embassy invited…
Posts by Griffith Asia Institute
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 19 May
Wednesday
19th May
2021
This week's bulletin looks at what is happening around the Pacific: more twists in the saga of the Samoa elections,…
Aung San Suu Kyi’s uncertain fate
Friday
14th May
2021
ANDREW SELTH | In the flood of articles, op-eds and commentaries that has been published since the February coup…
Time to link diplomacy to action—climate change is at our doorstep
Thursday
13th May
2021
If there was need of any reminder of the growing threat of climate change in Palau, it was the devastation…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 12 May
Wednesday
12th May
2021
Today for Pacific Outlook, the Weekly Bulletin from Tess Newton Cain looks at COVID-19 developments in Fiji and PNG, the…
Unprecedented is not a reason to be unprepared
Tuesday
11th May
2021
With the Oceania region ranked as the greatest disaster risk area worldwide, Peter Layton says countries need to improve their…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 5 May
Wednesday
5th May
2021
Violence in Papua New Guinea Authorities and community leaders are working to contain outbreaks of serious violence in PNG.
Southeast Asia Snapshot #11
Friday
30th April
2021
A fortnightly snapshot of what’s making headlines in South East Asia. Thailand’s PM acquires new breadth of powers Earlier this…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 28 April
Wednesday
28th April
2021
Pacific responses to the Biden climate summit There have been mixed responses from the Pacific islands region further to the…
Winning the AI-enabled war-at-sea
Friday
23rd April
2021
PETER LAYTON | Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is suddenly important to military forces. Not yet an arms race, today’s…