Australia, New Zealand & Pacific

The Australia Chair and Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative provide high-level policy focus on Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Island countries.

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Global Implications of the 52nd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting

Leaders from 18 Pacific countries and territories convened at the 52nd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting last week. This CQ discusses main outcomes of the meeting, Australia's role in the forum, implications for U.S. policymakers, and challenges ahead for the PIF.

Critical Questions by Kathryn Paik — November 21, 2023

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A New Defense Review for Australia

This commentary explains main takeaways of Australia's new Defense Strategic Review and key challenges ahead for the review's implementation.

Commentary by Mick Ryan — April 27, 2023

Challenges and Opportunities in the Indo-Pacific Water Sector

Inefficient water and sanitation systems, along with growing water-related climate risks, hinder growth in the Indo-Pacific region. How can global partnerships work to promote sustainable and resilient water systems in the region? 

Report by Conor M. Savoy and Thomas Bryja — April 18, 2023

Confucius Institutes in the Indo-Pacific: Propaganda or Win-Win Cooperation?

Although Confucius Institutes in the West are often criticized for spreading propaganda and undermining academic freedom, research from Southeast Asia and the Pacific shows that CIs in the region mostly serve as cultural resources for the Chinese diaspora population.

Blog Post by Karen Lee and Jared Tupuola — April 17, 2023