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US Blustering at Taiwan’s Departing Allies Won’t Work

US Blustering at Taiwan’s Departing Allies Won’t Work

By Jonathan Stutte
If the United States wants to defend Taiwan, it might consider avenues that refrain from signaling disregard for a delicate security architecture in the Pacific.
Taiwan Hosts Top Solomon Islands Official Amid Reports of a Diplomatic Switch to Beijing

Taiwan Hosts Top Solomon Islands Official Amid Reports of a Diplomatic Switch to Beijing

By Nick Aspinwall
Solomon islands foreign minister visits Taipei days after a report said a diplomatic switch to Beijing was imminent.

China and Taiwan on the Mind as Australia’s Morrison Heads to the Solomon Islands

China and Taiwan on the Mind as Australia’s Morrison Heads to the Solomon Islands

By Grant Wyeth
Finding a position respectful of Honiara that also maintains Canberra’s strategic desires will require a deft touch.

Riots in the Solomon Islands Greet Returned Prime Minister

Riots in the Solomon Islands Greet Returned Prime Minister

By Grant Wyeth
After a calm election, frustrations flared as Manasseh Sogavare returned, for the fourth time, to the prime ministership.

A Smooth Solomon Islands Election

A Smooth Solomon Islands Election

By Grant Wyeth
Although counting continues, it seems that the first post-RAMSI election has been a success.
Australia's Pacific Step-Up: More Than Just Talk

Australia's Pacific Step-Up: More Than Just Talk

By Grant Wyeth
Australia's Pacific outreach is picking up steam.

How Taiwan Competes With China in the Pacific

How Taiwan Competes With China in the Pacific

By Alexandre Dayant and Jonathan Pryke
Taiwan is an active player in the Pacific, home to many of its remaining diplomatic allies.
UN Recommends Graduating 2 Pacific Island States From the LDC Category

UN Recommends Graduating 2 Pacific Island States From the LDC Category

By Grant Wyeth
The UN recommended recently that Solomon Islands and Kiribati be removed from the least developed country (LDC) list.

At Melanesian Spearhead Group, the Question of West Papuan Membership Lingers

At Melanesian Spearhead Group, the Question of West Papuan Membership Lingers

By Grant Wyeth
The MSG will deliberate the United Liberation Movement for West Papua’s application, but some worry about angering Indonesia.

An Indigenous Perspective on World War II’s Solomon Islands Campaign

An Indigenous Perspective on World War II’s Solomon Islands Campaign

By Catherine Putz
Anna Annie Kwai’s new book brings indigenous wartime contributions and experiences to the forefront.

RAMSI Ends: What’s Next for the Solomon Islands?

RAMSI Ends: What’s Next for the Solomon Islands?

By Grant Wyeth
The mission was devised not simply as a peacekeeping operation, but as a program to rebuild the state.
Solomon Islands Seeks Balance in Relations With Indonesia and West Papua

Solomon Islands Seeks Balance in Relations With Indonesia and West Papua

By Grant Wyeth
With the end of the RAMSI intervention and restoration of full sovereignty comes more difficult diplomatic balancing.

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