Features Archive May 2023
Papua New Guinea’s “Foreign” Ministers
“Self-sidelined” foreign minister Justin Tkachenko’s inappropriate description of individuals who criticised his daughter’s Tik Tok video (flaunting tax-payer funded travel to the United Kingdom for King Charles III’s coronation) as “primitive animals”, should not overshadow the selfless contributions of naturalised non-indigenous citizens.
Inside Look at the Role of Media in Solomon Islands’ National Security Landscape
Asking hard questions also means knowing what informationto trust and having faith journalists will also be respected.
Expanded Production and Value Addition to Food Exports
Agriculture is a big deal for the 707,000 inhabitants of Solomon Islands, a collection of six major islands and hundreds of smaller isles sticking out of the South Pacific Ocean.
Pacific Youth Determined to Make Policy Impact on Good Governance and Anti-corruption
The University of the South Pacific Students’ Association (USPSA) launched the inaugurated regional Youth Advisory Board on Governance in the presence of the Honourable Simon Kofe, Minister for Justice, Communication, and Foreign Affairs, Tuvalu, and the Secretary-General of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF), Mr. Henry Puna.
How Effective is the UN’s Development Support?
Halfway into the 2030 Agenda, with progress on several Sustainable Development Goals stalling, is a good moment to ask about the effectiveness of the UN’s development support.
Simplifying Climate Change Information For Communities A Key Pacific Priority
The Pacific Climate Change Centre (PCCC) is working with eight Pacific countries to enhance and integrate knowledge brokerage on climate change into aspects of the work they are doing in their communities.