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Sofia Pale
PhD in History, researcher with the Center for Southeast Asia, Australia and Oceania, Institute of Oriental Studies
“Partners in the Blue Pacific (PBP)”: Who are they and what their goals are?
In early February 2023, Washington unveiled the US Indo-Pacific strategy. The document repeatedly emphasized the importance of the informal group “Partners in the Blue Pacific” (PBP), established in September 2022 and composed of the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and the United Kingdom…
Sofia Pale
Who Owns Solomon Islands Now?
On August 26, 2022, news broke that the Solomon Islands had refused to allow a US Coast Guard ship to refuel in its port. In the history of the South Pacific, only New Zealand did so in 1985, when it barred a US nuclear-powered naval vessel from visiting its port. In 1987, Wellington declared the country a nuclear-free zone and imposed a formal and continuing ban...
Sofia Pale
The “Pacific Way” of Oceania Becomes a “Roaring Highway”
In 2022, the competition between Australia, the United States and China over spheres of influence in Oceania, the planet’s vastest region occupying the South Pacific, intensified. This has led to destabilization of relations of the small island states in the region. And while it has turned out to be easy to destroy decades-old architecture, the process of rebuilding...
Sofia Pale
The Role Played by Oceania in the Global Standoff
Sofia Pale
Wang Yi’s Pacific Tour: China Takes Over
Sofia Pale
What Russia, Singapore and Fiji Have in Common
Sofia Pale
Russia Expands Its Influence in Faraway Lands
Sofia Pale
On France’s Feud with Australia
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