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Samoa’s First Female-Led Government Sits, But Opposition Barred

Samoa’s First Female-Led Government Sits, But Opposition Barred

By Grant Wyeth
Given the HRPP’s refusal to accept the April election results, the Samoan speaker refused the party’s MPs entry to parliament. 
Australia-South Korea Partnership: Beyond 2+2

Australia-South Korea Partnership: Beyond 2+2

By Theo Mendez and Jay Song
There’s no doubt the two are allies, but the cost of shallow bilateralism will have lasting effects on people-to-people exchanges.

How 9/11 Changed New Zealand’s Foreign Policy

How 9/11 Changed New Zealand’s Foreign Policy

By Geoffrey Miller
The impact of the tragedy changed the course of U.S. foreign policy. It changed the trajectory of New Zealand’s foreign policy, too.

Australia, Indonesia Agree to Ramp up Defense Relationship

Australia, Indonesia Agree to Ramp up Defense Relationship

By Sebastian Strangio
The two nations could soon hold joint military exercises on Australian soil for the first time.

New Zealand Saw the Supermarket Attack Coming – But Couldn’t Stop It

New Zealand Saw the Supermarket Attack Coming – But Couldn’t Stop It

By Nick Perry
New Zealand’s authorities had long thought the attacker was an extremist who posed a threat. But they had no legal recourse to stop him.
To Achieve Women’s Safety, Australia Must Confront Male Violence

To Achieve Women’s Safety, Australia Must Confront Male Violence

By Grant Wyeth
The Australian government held a worthwhile national summit on women’s safety, but the approach is indirect in tacking the core problem: male violence.

COVID-19 Continues to Impact New Zealand’s Diplomacy

COVID-19 Continues to Impact New Zealand’s Diplomacy

By Geoffrey Miller
New Zealand’s latest COVID-19 outbreak has once again delayed the country’s return to top-level face-to-face diplomacy. That will have a cost.
Australia Seeks to Boost Independent Space Capabilities

Australia Seeks to Boost Independent Space Capabilities

By Paula Alvarez-Couceiro
Developing individual space capabilities is expensive but critical for countries like Australia.

Why Did the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Take on Fox News?

Why Did the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Take on Fox News?

By Grant Wyeth
In an investigative series, the ABC laid out the connection between misleading reporting on Fox and the January 6 unrest in Washington, DC. 

What the Fall of Afghanistan Means for New Zealand

What the Fall of Afghanistan Means for New Zealand

By Geoffrey Miller
What unfolds in Kabul could have far-reaching implications for New Zealand’s geopolitical position.

Australia Charts Course to Reopening to the World

Australia Charts Course to Reopening to the World

By Joshua Mcdonald
With a zero COVID state unobtainable, Canberra is looking to reopen once vaccination rates pick up.
New Zealand Confronts COVID Delta Wave

New Zealand Confronts COVID Delta Wave

By Joshua Mcdonald
After living mostly COVID-free throughout the pandemic, New Zealand has hit its worst point since April 2020. 

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