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05 Oct 23

Ocean Governance Adrift in the Pacific

Pacific Island Countries have influenced international discourse on and governance of climate and the ocean. However, their efforts are falling short of their commitments and calls.

02 Oct 23

The need for 5G network slicing in Public Safety

5G network slicing aims to add efficiency, capacity, high bandwidth and customization to the complicated Public Safety digital Services, where high speed connectivity is emerging.

26 Sep 23

A New Era of Geopolitical Turbulence?

China, Russia, and North Korea are pursuing foreign policy and national security ambitions that increasingly challenge the established international order and portend a new era of geopolitical turbulence.

20 Sep 23

Turkey’s Middle Power pendulum

The present analysis seeks to demonstrate that for Ankara the ‘Middle Corridor’ project’s combination goal with China’s ‘Belt and Road’ initiative, reflects Turkey’s 21st century geostrategic self-identification.

07 Sep 23

Putin’s Regime is running out of options

When it gets to the point where Russians are killing each other because they disagree on how best to carry out war crimes against Ukrainians, then things in Russian society are very serious, I fully understand the international community that is so worried by supporting Ukraine until the final victory…

01 Sep 23

The evolution of technology on digital diplomacy

The digital revolution arrived kind of late at the desks of ministries of foreign affairs across the globe. As the digital diplomacy has been constantly changing and transforming due to technological progress there is a demanding need for experts and training across multi digital topics.

29 Aug 23

France: Pacific or Indo-Pacific Player

France and the UK are the only states that are not located in the Pacific region to have UN-listed (non-self-governing) territories in that part of the world. This analysis looks at France and comes after its president visited the region in July 2023.

14 Aug 23

Sustainable Development-Solution to the climate crisis, or an oxymoron?

The climate crisis is a contemporary threat, which requires contemporary solutions. I argue that systemic change on socioeconomic fronts could reverse the impact of the Anthropocene.

10 Aug 23

Pacific Islands-Arab Relations Are at a Potential Turning Point

The Pacific Island countries (PICs) and the (predominantly) Arab countries could be on the brink of stronger relations. Following the Second Ministerial Meeting between Members of the League of Arab States (LAS) and the Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS) on 11 and 12 June 2023 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia,…

27 Jul 23

De-Risking: Easier Said Than Done

Economic decoupling with China is a task where rhetoric is difficult to implement. The limitations on American power, and a failure to appreciate China’s changing national role perceptions, play a role.

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