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Vanuatu National Security Strategy Review 2022

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‘Unleashing’ seabed imperialism in American Samoa: How Washington’s deep-sea ambitions undermine Pacific self-determination • By Dr Philippa Louey The U.S. Government’s recent push for seabed mining in American Samoa directly conflicts with the wishes of the territory’s people and government. What does this mean for self-determination, both of American Samoa and the broader Pacific region? Read moreabout ‘Unleashing’ seabed imperialism in American Samoa: How Washington’s deep-sea ambitions undermine Pacific self-determination
Strengthening the Blue Pacific: Insights from the Forum Leaders’ Meeting The 54th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting, held in Solomon Islands, saw renewed focus on peace, climate resilience, and strategic partnerships. Read moreabout Strengthening the Blue Pacific: Insights from the Forum Leaders’ Meeting
Australia’s risk in PNG: why the Pukpuk Treaty could backfire • By Michael Kabuni The Pukpuk Treaty between Papua New Guinea and Australia has been hailed as a landmark military agreement, but does it meet PNG's real security needs? Read moreabout Australia’s risk in PNG: why the Pukpuk Treaty could backfire

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