Oceania

Outgoing President David Panuelo released a lengthy letter detailing Beijing’s efforts to bribe and bully Micronesian leaders – and exploring the possibility of recognizing Taiwan instead.

In 2017, the imam was exposed as a fraud. But six years on, Mohammad Tawhidi is seeing an explosion in his popularity and prestige abroad – particularly in the U.S.

Prime Minister Albanese is in India until March 11. After that, he will head to the U.S. in a trip that may provide more details about the AUKUS submarine deal.

From Ukraine to New Zealand's own defense budget, the new Hipkins government is placing a stronger emphasis on security.

The past half-century has witnessed a remarkable convergence of interests between the two nations, and there is a promise of closer cooperation to come.

A free trade pact makes sense for both countries, and the reasons are as much political as they are economic.

A series of natural disasters in Vanuatu has brought into sharp focus the impacts of climate change on the Pacific islands.

As Australia’s military ties with the U.S. deepen, the Top End becomes even more vital to Australian security.

Seven years after the Paris Agreement, Pacific Islanders demonstrate leadership and resolve in the face of the climate crisis.

A recent article series assumed that Australia would only defend Taiwan because the U.S. demands it. But Australia has its own reasons to act.

Despite Rabuka’s thin majority, his government has wasted no time in systematically dismantling Bainimarama’s extensive power base.

The Diplomat reaches a milestone: reflecting on 100 issues of the magazine.