Blog
Hugh McClure - 11 Feb 2021
COVID-19 – the Pacific response: 11 February
Vaccine diplomacy is becoming a hot button issue in the region, whilst many leaders continue to push for a travel bubble, Hugh McClure writes.
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Henry Ivarature - 5 Feb 2021
PNG’s power plays and political sideshows
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape is looking to hold onto leadership by the skin of his teeth, but he cannot afford to be distracted from the major challenges facing his country, Henry Ivarature writes.
Why local markets matter for Pacific security
Markets are crucial to food security and social stability in the Pacific, however, mismanagement is threatening these vital community resources, Elizabeth Kopel, Meg Keen, and Anouk Ride write.
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Hugh McClure - 28 Jan 2021
COVID-19 – the Pacific response: 28 January
The new year has brought limited reprieve in the Pacific Islands region, as COVID-19 cases have continued to increase throughout January and economic pressures have grown, Hugh McClure writes.
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Jay Caldwell - 21 Jan 2021
Implications of the Biden presidency for the Pacific Island region
The Biden presidency brings new opportunities and challenges for the region, Jay Caldwell writes.
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Hugh McClure - 18 Dec 2020
The Pacific’s 2020 trendlines
Amidst the enormous human security crisis presented by the COVID-19 crisis, access to timely, reliable and relevant information has never been more important, Hugh McClure writes.
