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Dumping Contaminated Water from Fukushima Plant Into Ocean - the Lesser Evil?

In February this year, a number of media outlets reported that the Japanese authorities intended to drain more than one million tons of radioactive water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the Pacific Ocean. According to some experts, this method is the lesser evil because the ocean is able to dilute...

Vladimir Odintsov

Can Australia and India Get Cooperation Against China Going?

Only ten years ago, it would have been impossible to say that the cooperation between Australia and India was particularly active. But since then, the two countries have intensified their efforts to collaborate with one another, with notable success. The reason for India’s and Australia’s increased interest in deepening their partnership...

Dmitry Bokarev

Bougainville and its Independence in the Confrontation between the West and China

Oceania is a region with a relatively small land area, a small population and very few confirmed mineral resources. That is why Oceania rarely makes world news, which local populations accustomed to living a quiet life are probably fairly content with. And although there may not be many “hot” spots in Oceania...

Sofia Pale

New Zealand’s Pacific Reset Policy and Integration Efforts in South Pacific

Sofia Pale

Australian Policy in South Pacific: Overview for the Year

Sofia Pale

Confronting Changing Geopolitical Realities

James ONeill

A Changed Economic World for Australia, But No Change in Policies

James ONeill

Australia’s Recognition of the Changing Realities is Long Overdue

James ONeill

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