Tuilaepa Malielegaoi on a Pacific perspective of the new geostrategic landscape
The Lowy Institute hosted an address by the Hon Tuilaepa Aiono Sailele Malielegaoi, Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Samoa.
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Nick Kaldas on Middle East Peace to chemical weapons in Syria
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Panel Discussion: China, Asia, and Australia in the South China Sea
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Foreign aid is an important resource for the Pacific Islands, and for many countries is a major point of engagement with the region.
Panel Discussion: Sophie Richardson and Natasha de Silva on human rights in China
At the end of 2017, China announced it had been a year of “remarkable progress” on human rights.
Panel Discussion: Denuclearisation and human rights in North Korea
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Canberra Conversations: Ambassador Kristiarto Legowo
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Daniel Goa on New Caledonia at the crossroads
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Panel Discussion: Lowy Institute Asia Power Index (Sydney)
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Panel Discussion: Lowy Institute Asia Power Index (Melbourne)
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Book Launch: Pol Pot Solved the Leprosy Problem, by Milton Osborne
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Charles Abel on Papua New Guinea in the year of APEC
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Panel Discussion: Malaysia’s electoral earthquake
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In Conversation: Anthony Bubalo on Remaking The Middle East (Sydney)
The latest Lowy Institute Paper published by Penguin Random House, Remaking the Middle East: How a Troubled Region May Save Itself by Anthony Bubalo, was launched in Sydney on 31 May.
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Panel Discussion: Euan Graham and Bates Gill on what’s next for the Trump–Kim Singapore Summit
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