Pacific power politics shouldn’t come at the cost of peace, says Indonesian foreign minister. 
New trends and major developments in Pacific politics, society and economics will be the focus of a four-day research event starting at ANU next Tuesday. Australian prisoners of war are helping to rewrite the Anzac legend, says military historian.
The Pacific Plan and non-self-governing territories in the Pacific
In this seminar, journalist and researcher Nic Maclellan discusses the capacity of United Nations agencies, the Pacific Islands Forum and other regional organisations to advance decolonisation initiatives in the region.
Fifteen years after his resignation from power, two experts from the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific examine the legacy of Suharto on Indonesian politics, democracy and society.
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