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…
Category Archive: Region | Papua New Guinea and the Pacific
Not the Indo-Pacific: A Melanesian view on strategic competition
Monday
24th April
2023
PATRICK KAIKU | Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare recently affirmed his country’s adherence to the “friend to all,…
Emerging disease and emerging economies: The capacity of Pacific health systems in the face of COVID-19
Friday
27th March
2020
How will Pacific Island and Territories respond to the global pandemic, Covid19.
The great ‘Global Coronavirus Crisis’ and the PICs
Friday
8th May
2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the globe very hard, especially given the economies were still recovering from…
Monetary policy statement by the Governor of the Bank of Papua New Guinea
Monday
25th May
2020
The spread of Coronavirus, Covid-19, and its adverse impact through the disruption of production and supply chains, commodity and…
Capacity building and central banking in the Pacific
Friday
29th May
2020
COVID-19 has no doubt brought back to the policymaking table many lingering, once believed to be settled, issues—much more…
COVID-19 and Solomon Islands: How is the economy holding up?
Tuesday
9th June
2020
With the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic around the world, attention has turned to its impact on the…
COVID-19 Pandemic—discussion and information sharing is vital
Thursday
11th June
2020
COVID-19 has stormed the world by surprise. Its intensity, ferocity, and velocity of cross-border transmission have so far strained…
Imagining a new post-COVID-19 international economic order for the Pacific islands
Thursday
9th July
2020
A new international economic order must be embraced for the Pacific islands which places our peoples and cultural heritage at…
Credit unions, savings and loan societies: Challenges and opportunities in PICs
Friday
3rd July
2020
Mr Norman Vavaha (Central Bank of Solomon Islands) presents his observation of credit union movement in the Pacific Islands.