A new climate for human rights
Thursday
4th November
2021
SUSAN HARRIS RIMMER, CHRISTIAN LANE AND WESLEY MORGAN | This week the world turns its attention to…
COP26
Pacific predictions 2021
Monday
18th January
2021
TESS NEWTON CAIN | COVID continues As is the case the world over, the early part of 2021…
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…
Road to COP26: Timeline of Pacific diplomacy
Thursday
5th August
2021
TESS NEWTON CAIN | ‘Climate diplomacy’ encompasses the interactions, practices and protocols through which state and non-state…
COP26: Pacific participation and responses
Tuesday
14th December
2021
TESS NEWTON CAIN AND REBEKAH GENTNER | With the benefit of a little distance and perspective, we can…
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…
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…
Pacific Pawa: Understanding how power differs in the context of Pacific climate diplomacy
Thursday
10th June
2021
For a long time, we’ve considered power as brute strength—as this ability that individuals and institutions have to influence people…
The urgency of action: Lessons for COP26 from the COVID-19 pandemic for the Pacific
Thursday
1st July
2021
The upcoming Glasgow COP26 is pivotal. Countries are expected to significantly enhance their commitments on reducing greenhouse emissions—“ratcheting up ambition”,…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin | 17 November
Wednesday
17th November
2021
TESS NEWTON CAIN | COP closes In Glasgow, COP26 has ended. As reactions and responses come in, it is clear…