Approaching 50: Tocqueville and democracy in Papua New Guinea
Friday
13th September
2024
SEAN JACOBS | As Papua New Guinea (PNG) approaches its 49th year, I recently found myself reflecting on the…
Papua New Guinea
Unity and Discord in the Pacific: Negotiating the Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations Plus
Wednesday
21st August
2024
LARRY CRUMP | 60-MINUTE READ | Executive Summary The Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations Plus (PACER Plus) is…
Populist forces, Pacific voices: Does Pacific leadership also need a ‘step up’?
Monday
12th August
2024
SEAN JACOBS | In the lead up to Brexit, European Union (EU) critics pointed to the EU’s 265…
Labour schemes, remittances and the Pacific: Role for academia
Thursday
15th August
2024
SAKIUSA NABOU | This article will highlight the context that can help change the conversation about the economic and…
Resolving Papua New Guinea’s human capital deficit with more than just funding
Monday
8th July
2024
SEAN JACOBS | Part 3 of 3 In 2006, the World Bank published a report titled Where is the…
A practical way to resolve Papua New Guinea’s electricity crisis
Monday
1st July
2024
SEAN JACOBS | Part 2 of 3 The IMF’s return to PNG is an opportunity to revisit the status…
The International Monetary Fund, Papua New Guinea and rapid foreign exchange reform
Monday
24th June
2024
SEAN JACOBS | Part 1 of 3 The IMF’s return to Papua New Guinea (PNG) offers a symbolic and…
Pacific Outlook Bulletin | 12 June
Wednesday
12th June
2024
TESS NEWTON CAIN | FestPac 13 is underway In Hawai’i the 13th edition of the Festival of Pacific…
Labour schemes, remittances, and the Pacific: An opportunity to utilise Papua New Guinea’s unemployed youth bulge
Thursday
6th June
2024
MARK OFOI | The Asian Development Bank (ADB) recently reported a notable rise in Australia-New Zealand worker visa…
Pacific Outlook Bulletin | 15 May
Wednesday
15th May
2024
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Air Vanuatu goes into liquidation After weeks of speculation and year if not decades of…