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The Future of the Five Power Defense Arrangements

The Future of the Five Power Defense Arrangements

By Li Jie Sheng
The FPDA, a nonbinding defense pact, plays an important role in the Southeast Asian region.
New Zealand’s Pacific Reset: Building Relations Amid Increased Regional Competition

New Zealand’s Pacific Reset: Building Relations Amid Increased Regional Competition

By Grant Wyeth
New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters made recent visits to the Solomon Island and Vanuatu.

White Nationalist Terrorism in the Indo-Pacific: The Threat After Christchurch

White Nationalist Terrorism in the Indo-Pacific: The Threat After Christchurch

By Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran
The attack in Christchurch is a wake-up call on the threat posed by white nationalist extremism in the region.

Mass Shootings at New Zealand Mosques Kill 49; 1 Man Charged

Mass Shootings at New Zealand Mosques Kill 49; 1 Man Charged

By Nick Perry and Mark Baker
“It is clear that this can now only be described as a terrorist attack,” New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said.

Polynesian Triangulation: Polynesian Leaders’ Group Expands

Polynesian Triangulation: Polynesian Leaders’ Group Expands

By Grant Wyeth
New Zealand, Hawaii, and Rapa Nui, the outer points of the triangle, joined the group recently.
New Zealand’s Ardern Tours Polynesia, What About the Politics?

New Zealand’s Ardern Tours Polynesia, What About the Politics?

By Grant Wyeth
Ostensibly to survey cyclone damage, the prime minister’s trip also underscores Wellington’s refocusing on its Pacific Island relationships.

How Will New Zealand Navigate the New Era in Asia?

How Will New Zealand Navigate the New Era in Asia?

By Ed Kennedy
How will Wellington readjust to shifting geopolitical dynamics in its own backyard?
New Zealand Proposes Humanitarian Visa for ‘Climate Refugees’

New Zealand Proposes Humanitarian Visa for ‘Climate Refugees’

By Alex Randall
Climate-linked migration does not enjoy much time in the legislative bodies of most nations.

5 Hidden Costs of the RCEP to People and Planet

5 Hidden Costs of the RCEP to People and Planet

By Sam Cossar-Gilbert
Trade negotiators are meeting next week in South Korea to discuss the RCEP, which could impact billions of lives.

The Cook Islands Set to Graduate to 'Developed' Nation Status

The Cook Islands Set to Graduate to 'Developed' Nation Status

By Grant Wyeth
The OECD’s call is a positive achievement for the Pacific island nation, but also presents new challenges.

Grappling with the Bomb: 60 Years After Britain’s Pacific Hydrogen Bomb Tests

Grappling with the Bomb: 60 Years After Britain’s Pacific Hydrogen Bomb Tests

By Catherine Putz
An interview with Nic Maclellan
Will Bougainville Hold Its Independence Referendum?

Will Bougainville Hold Its Independence Referendum?

By Grant Wyeth
The referendum is scheduled for June 2019, but the PNG premier says the criteria to do so have not been met yet.

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