Publications

Originally published in The Australian

The Lowy Institute has produced seven papers assessing the contemporary challenges facing Papua New Guinea in 2017

Originally published in the Australian Financial Review

On 21 November the Hon Richard Marles MP, Shadow Minister for Defence, delivered an address to the Lowy Institute in Sydney on Australia's approach to the Pacific

Originally published in the Australian Financial Review

President Trump’s retreat on climate change put China ‘in the driver’s seat’. But to really demonstrate leadership, China needs to green its overseas investments

Originally published on the ABC website

Under President Obama the bilateral relationship between the United States and Vietnam flourished. Despite some misgivings about the future direction of US policy in the region under President Trump, Hanoi is working hard to ensure that the relationship continues to expand

Asian leaders will be watching Trump for reassurance that the US will be a democratic ally in the Indo-Pacific. Originally published in the Australian Financial Review (Photo: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

Originally published in the Australian Financial Review

Originally published in the Nikkei Asian Review

Originally published in The Australian (Photo: Office of the Supreme Leader

Originally published in the Australian Financial Review. This is an edited extract of Andrew Leigh's Lowy Institute Paper Choosing Openness (Photo: fcmarriott/Flickr

'The generation plan could unnerve investors and leave private operators on hook for state equity.' Originally published in the Nikkei Asian Review

The Trump administration's Afghanistan policy suggests that the United States will exert greater pressure on Pakistan, but no amount of US foreign assistance or coercion is likely to change Pakistan's behaviour, especially while its security establishment continues to view US

Originally published in the Sydney Morning Herald

Originally published in the Australian Financial Review

Australia can use its economic diplomacy to manage economic risks in the region, and should engage with the International Monetary Fund and regional partners to close gaps in crisis response arrangements (Photo: Getty Images/Thomas Mnller

Originally published in the Sydney Morning Herald (Photo: Getty Images/Pool

Originally published in the Australian Financial Review (Photo: Getty Images/Chuing Sung-Jun

Originally published in The Atlantic

Originally published in The Australian

Originally published in Foreign Affairs

Originally published in The Australian