Kiribati

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The Future of the Supply Chain Workforce

Hermione Parsons, Belinda Flynn, Roberto Perez-Franco, and James Scullin discuss ways of strengthening the logistics manpower capabilities in an increasingly unstable trading environment.

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In the Media | September 2022

Asia Society Australia experts in The Australia, Epoch Times, ABC News, DW, The Strategist, Global Times and the Australian Financial Review.

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Asia Society at NGV: Disrupting Gender Bias in the Region

Sunita Lewis, Robyn Mudie, Div Pillay, and Yasmin Poole converse for the launch of Asia Society’s Disruptive Asia Publication – Women and Girls edition.

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Briefing MONTHLY #52 | July 2022

Pacific diplomacy | After Abe | Chinese influence | Asia’s COVID recovery | PNG’s slow vote

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Why France Wants To Be an Indo-Pacific Country: Europe's Presence in Asia and the French Elections

An expert-led discussion on French activity in the Indo-Pacific.

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The Alternative to a 'China Versus U.S.' World

French President Macron wants to be a central actor in the Indo-Pacific region. What motivates him to step it up now, and why does he think Europe should be an alternative for countries tied up in a choice between China or the U.S.?

People gather as smoke rises from a burnt out buildings in Honiara's Chinatown on November 26, 2021 after two days of rioting which saw thousands ignore a government lockdown order, torching several buildings around the Chinatown district including commercial properties and a bank branch.

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ASPI Note: Understanding the Protests in the Solomon Islands

What to know about the recent protests in Honiara, Solomon Islands.

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Going Fishing in a Changing Climate

by Alana Mann, Associate Professor, Department of Media and Communications, The University of Sydney

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Disruptive Asia | COVID and Climate Change: The Need for a Green Recovery in Asia

An expert panel, including Asia Society Policy Institute Senior Fellow and former Australian Ambassador for the Environment Patrick Suckling, examine the opportunities for a renewable recovery for Asia.

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Climate Change: Views from the Vulnerable (Complete)

The leaders of Bangladesh, Kiribati, and the Maldives speak out at the launch of a major new study on the worldwide effects of climate change.

A speed boat zips away from the setting sun in Tabiteuea North, Kiribati on May 25, 2012. (Steve Bolton/Flickr)

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Photo of the Day: Sailing Away from the Sunset in Kiribati

A speed boat zips away from the setting sun in Tabiteuea North, Kiribati on May 25, 2012. (Steve Bolton/Flickr)

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Photo of the Day: Kiribati Island on the Verge of Disappearance

A view of mangrove shoots planted by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and others on Tarawa, an atoll in the Pacific Island nation of Kiribati, on September 4, 2011.

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Kiribati

The Future of the Supply Chain Workforce

In the Media | September 2022

Asia Society at NGV: Disrupting Gender Bias in the Region

Briefing MONTHLY #52 | July 2022

Why France Wants To Be an Indo-Pacific Country: Europe's Presence in Asia and the French Elections

The Alternative to a 'China Versus U.S.' World

ASPI Note: Understanding the Protests in the Solomon Islands

Going Fishing in a Changing Climate

Disruptive Asia | COVID and Climate Change: The Need for a Green Recovery in Asia

Climate Change: Views from the Vulnerable (Complete)

Photo of the Day: Sailing Away from the Sunset in Kiribati

Photo of the Day: Kiribati Island on the Verge of Disappearance