In the latest episode, we discuss the pressing issue of climate change, exploring the critical role in statecraft and the unique challenges faced by the Pacific.

How does the Pacific balance immediate infrastructure needs with the long-term threat of climate change in their diplomacy with major powers?

With the global and existential threat of climate change, we feature insights from key figures, experts and activists highlighting the challenges and realities of climate diplomacy, negotiations, and sustainable development solutions in the Pacific.

Through these diverse perspectives, the episode sheds light on the complexities of climate diplomacy in the Pacific and the urgent need for global action to address climate change.

This episode features:

- Gordon Peake - Host

- Satyendra Prasad - Climate Lead at Abt Associates 

- Oliver Nobetau - Pacific Research Fellow at the Lowy Institute

- Richard Gorkrun - Executive Director at Tuvalu Climate Action Network 

- Romitesh Kant - PhD Candidate at Australian National University

In the latest episode, we discuss the pressing issue of climate change, exploring the critical role in statecraft and the unique challenges faced by the Pacific.
How does the Pacific balance immediate infrastructure needs with the long-term threat of climate change in their diplomacy with major powers?
With the global and existential threat of climate change, we feature insights from key figures, experts and activists highlighting the challenges and realities of climate diplomacy, negotiations, and sustainable development solutions in the Pacific.
Through these diverse perspectives, the episode sheds light on the complexities of climate diplomacy in the Pacific and the urgent need for global action to address climate change.
This episode features:
- Gordon Peake - Host
- Satyendra Prasad - Climate Lead at Abt Associates 
- Oliver Nobetau - Pacific Research Fellow at the Lowy Institute
- Richard Gorkrun - Executive Director at Tuvalu Climate Action Network 
- Romitesh Kant - PhD Candidate at Australian National University

This podcast takes listeners on a quest to understand what ‘influence’ means and how states are using their tools of statecraft to seek to achieve it in the Pacific Islands region and Timor-Leste.

This podcast takes listeners on a quest to understand what ‘influence’ means and how states are using their tools of statecraft to seek to achieve it in the Pacific Islands region and Timor-Leste.

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