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Jonathan Pryke

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Lead Economist, Office of the Pacific, DFAT. Former Director of the Lowy Institute Pacific Islands Program. Not tweeting much but still reading. Normal caveats.
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Penny Wong targets Asia’s missing middle

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By Jonathan Pryke, Ben Scott, Hervé Lemahieu
| The Lowy Institute
This week, Penny Wong delivered her first major address in South-East Asia since taking office. Speaking shortly before visiting her birthplace, Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia, the foreign minister invoked her own story to redefine Australia’s regional engagement, as a partner tied to South-East Asia through not just geography but tangible lived connections. More than the past, Wong was focused on the future.
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Frontier Rules

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By Alexandre Dayant, Jonathan Pryke, Rodger Shanahan, Jennifer Percival
| The Lowy Institute
Intensifying geopolitical competition is combining with emerging technologies to create new frontiers for statecraft and present new challenges to the rules-based order. How should Australia engage in emerging domains such as cyberspace and outer space? How should Australia adopt new military technologies such as artificial intelligence and autonomous systems?
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Labor should create a “Regional Carbon Bank” for ASEAN and the Pacific

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By Peter McCawley, Ben Scott, Shane McLeod, Jonathan Pryke
| The Lowy Institute
Much of the discussion about climate change policy in Australia has focused on the changes needed by the new Albanese Labor government to align Australia with international goals such as those discussed in Glasgow in November last year. The focus on domestic issues is understandable but the approach underrates the huge energy challenges nearby in the Pacific Islands region and in Southeast Asia.
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