Youth-led diplomacy: Big opportunity for big impact
Thursday
5th March
2020
ELISE STEPHENSON | After running seven delegations and facilitating 49 individual events as part of the …
Posts by Griffith Asia Institute
Weekly Pacific Bulletin
Wednesday
4th March
2020
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands strengthen relations Papua New Guinea and Solomon…
Perspectives:Asia | Restraining great powers
Tuesday
3rd March
2020
Internationally regarded IR scholar, Professor T.V. Paul, McGill University addressed how modern states have pursued various types of balancing behaviour…
The importance of media freedom as a foundation for democracy in the Pacific
Tuesday
3rd March
2020
Pacific nations are on the frontline not only of climate change impacts but also of competition between opposing…
Free and open Indo-Pacific
Monday
2nd March
2020
Professor Caitlin Byrne and Professor Ian Hall facilitated a training program for Vietnam’s future leaders in Hanoi from 19-20 December…
Pandemics and preparation the North Korean way
Monday
2nd March
2020
North Korea was notably among the first countries to announce a closure of its border due to the current coronavirus…
Regional wrap
Thursday
27th February
2020
Change is the only constant in life they say—this holds even more true for politics. The past fortnight witnessed yet…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin
Wednesday
26th February
2020
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Leaked details of a proposed ‘loan’ to Solomon Islands Details of what was proposed…
The long road home
Tuesday
25th February
2020
Originally published by the Pacific Institute of Public Policy, this 2013 appreciation of Andy Ayamiseba’s life of activism…
The obfuscation of human rights in the climate change discourse in the Pacific
Monday
24th February
2020
The United Nations human rights committee, who heard the case between Teitiota v New Zealand in January,…