Pacific Update: Indonesia, China and the South China Sea
Last week, Indonesia removed three Chinese vessels from its territory in the South China Sea. Officially, Indonesia does not dispute…
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Last week, Indonesia removed three Chinese vessels from its territory in the South China Sea. Officially, Indonesia does not dispute…
A week out from the US General Election (Wednesday 06/11/2024 NZ time) the opinion polls in the swing states are…
The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative and the Commonwealth Journalists’ Association called on states to take practical and effective steps to end arbitrary and excessive restrictions on free expression.
Although fighting continues along the length of the frontline, the last week saw few significant changes in the frontline. Both…
Last week, Australia announced that it intends to procure American Standard Missile 2 and Standard Missile 6 air defence missiles. …
The Government reduced taxes promising to pay for revenue lost with expenditure cuts. This task is proving very difficult, especially…
It was a heady week for the Paris-based global media freedom watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) — celebration of seven years of its Taipei office, presenting a raft of proposals to the Taiwan government, and hosting its Asia-Pacific network of correspondents, including New Zealand.
Never liked Wellington; liked Wellingtonians even less. Hobson felt the same way. He toured the country soon after he had…
Following the principled decision of the Christchurch City Council this week to change its procurement policy to exclude companies involved…
This morning Christchurch City became the first city in New Zealand to sanction Israel after passing a resolution to amend…