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2019 Owen Harries Lecture: Nicholas Burns on the China challenge

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By Ishani Kaluthotage, Henry Storey, Khang Vu
| The Lowy Institute
How should the US and Australia plan for a future of both strategic competition and cooperation with China? How do we get the balance between them right? The distinguished American diplomat Nicholas Burns, the Lowy Institute’s 2019 Rothschild & Co Distinguished International Fellow, addressed these questions in the 2019 Owen Harries Lecture.
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As Delta looms, PNG’s vaccine rollout challenges mount

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By Ishani Kaluthotage, Shane McLeod, Gordon Peake, Leanne Jorari
| The Lowy Institute
As the Covid-19 pandemic unfolds, more than 130,000 vaccines donated by the global facility COVAX doses have expired in Papua New Guinea. PNG is Australia’s largest aid recipient and is currently using AstraZeneca vaccines donated by Australia, New Zealand and COVAX for its first phase of a vaccine rollout. With a population of roughly 8 million, statistics reveal fewer than 100,000 people have received the Covid-19 vaccine to date.
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Myanmar’s coup will test the loyalty of the security forces

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By Andrew Selth, Daniel Woker, Jonathan Pryke, Ishani Kaluthotage
| The Lowy Institute
The military coup in Myanmar has again led observers to speak in sweeping terms of large groups, on the assumption that they all think and act alike. Hence references in the news media lately to “the armed forces”, “the police” and “the demonstrators”. In the circumstances, this is understandable, but it can lead to misconceptions and a misreading of events.
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The health challenge in PNG is far greater than Covid-19 alone

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By Ishani Kaluthotage
| The Lowy Institute
Papua New Guinea remains one of the most dangerous places in the world to give birth. Many women and girls walk kilometres for days when heavily pregnant in order to access health facilities. Just ten years ago, women and girls in rural districts would only visit a clinic as a place “to go die”, not to deliver a baby.
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