Papua New Guinea

While the economic future of PNG looks bright, political stability is essential with a careful long term view.

After months of political bickering and a constitutional crisis, PNG has a new PM.

Australia is being petitioned to help end the violence, writes Luke Hunt.

An aborted coup this week points to continuing instability, and likely future trouble, in Papua New Guinea.

For a while this month, Papua New Guinea was left in the extraordinary position of having two leaders. Why?

Persistent violence and corruption, not racism, are likely keeping Papua New Guinea out of ASEAN.