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China’s Reaction to Australian Thoughtlessness Makes an Overdue Point

For all of this century, China has been Australia’s most important trading partner. By 2019 it took more than one third of all Australian exports. This percentage had grown steadily each year. It was not alone in representing the importance of the Chinese market to the Australian economy. In 2019 China also became the largest source...

James ONeill

The “Domino Effect” in Oceania and Competition among World Powers

Even after gaining independence, the countries in Oceania are facing pressure from more powerful regional players that want to keep them in their spheres of influence, and secure strategically important positions in the Pacific Ocean for themselves. At the same time, the expression of national volition is becoming...

Sofia Pale

Singapore and Fiji: the Strongest Relationship in Oceania

Singapore is a thriving island city-state located in Southeast Asia next to Indonesia and Malaysia. A bit fewer than 6 million people live in the country, which is small in terms of area but the size of its GDP is comparable to prosperous European countries like Belgium or Switzerland. Singapore has always maintained friendly trade...

Sofia Pale

Australia Faces Challenging Times Caused by Deteriorating Relations with China

James ONeill

Will 2020 be the Year Bougainville Gains Independence?

Sofia Pale

Australia is Learning the Hard Way the Price of its Adherence to US Foreign Policy

James ONeill

The United States and China in Oceania: the Showdown Is Heating Up

Petr Konovalov

The Holy Synod Expands the Scope of its Pastoral Responsibility to Papua New Guinea

Sofia Pale

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