Pacific Outlook Bulletin | 10 May
Wednesday
10th May
2023
TESS NEWTON CAIN | US steps up Pacific engagement The USA continues to step up its Pacific engagement in its…
Category Archive: Feature series
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,…
The nuclear-free Pacific is not free
Monday
16th March
2020
When white flakes fell from the sky in the atolls belonging to the Marshall Islands, children were in…
The ‘C’ word, burning elephants, post truth and how Pacific nations can lobby Australia’s position on climate change
Friday
20th March
2020
With the elephant of climate change well and truly in the room and on fire in Australia, the Morrison…
Ecosystems, climate change and GDP: Some considerations for PICs
Wednesday
3rd June
2020
Rural communities in Pacific island countries (PICs), which rely directly and acutely on nature’s goods and services for food…
The Pacific nuclear legacy belongs to climate change activism
Thursday
13th August
2020
Grace Maharaj discusses nuclear and climate change activism in the Pacific. This article is part of the Pacific Outlook series,…
Achieving strong COP26 outcomes on climate finance for the Pacific through climate diplomacy
Thursday
22nd April
2021
Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Leaders have reaffirmed climate change as the single greatest threat facing the Pacific. With the…
Climate conversations and disconnected discourses
Thursday
25th August
2022
MELODIE RUWET | Pacific island leaders have declared climate change to be their most pressing security threat. Meanwhile,…
Pacific climate diplomacy – strength in solidarity
Thursday
29th July
2021
MAHENDRA KUMAR | Over the last 10 years or so, the Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS), have…
Matching strategic and defence policy to the climate challenge
Thursday
9th September
2021
BRENDAN SARGEANT | Australia is experiencing a series of cascading crises. While the most immediate is the Covid-19 pandemic,…