Regional wrap
Thursday
12th March
2020
The coronavirus crisis, or what might be more aptly described as the coronavirus pandemic, has become…
Posts by Griffith Asia Institute
Part 1 | Indian Ocean air power: An ocean of air forces
Wednesday
11th March
2020
PETER LAYTON | The Indian Ocean has become an area of geostrategic competition. As Australia is an…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin
Wednesday
11th March
2020
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Pacific countries dealing with COVID-19 Pacific island countries are continuing to…
Women’s workforce participation: A global agenda facing global challenge
Tuesday
10th March
2020
CAITLIN BYRNE | Women’s participation in the workforce is a priority issue in the global agenda for…
Broadening horizons
Tuesday
10th March
2020
Japan is a country of the new and old. Its growing popularity is the outcome of its unique culture,…
Is there an art to multi-stakeholder collaboration for resilient development in the Pacific region?
Monday
9th March
2020
Looking back at my professional career as a climate change and disaster advisor to date, I’ve observed that…
The US-China trade war: Implications of the phase one deal
Monday
9th March
2020
The trade ‘war’ between the US and China has been continuing since July 2018. Trade tensions between the two…
Towards equal peace: Australian regional investment in gender equality
Friday
6th March
2020
SARA E DAVIES AND JACQUI TRUE | This year we celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March…
When it comes to the Pacific the feeling is mutual: How do Australian diplomats and their academic counterparts see each other?
Friday
6th March
2020
There are some moments which focus into sharp relief only months later. I experienced one of…
Side effects: Covid-19 allows India a chance to lend Myanmar a hand
Thursday
5th March
2020
The Indian Air Force last week evacuated 112 people stranded in Wuhan, one of several operations…