New Zealand International Review

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• ANYTHING COULD HAPPEN.
• NEW EDITOR. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
• Auckland. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
• Christchurch. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
• Hawke's Bay. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
• Wellington. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
• Richard Frederick Nottage CNZM: 6 December 1939-11 October 2025.
• National Office and branch activities. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
• Pakistan's nuclear realities versus alarmist myths: Rabia Akhtar rebuts arguments advanced in a recent Review article.
• Learning to sail alone: Alfredo Perez Bravo reflects on his 50-year career in Mexico's diplomatic service.

Featured documents

• EXPANDING HORIZON OF INDIA'S SOUTHEAST ASIA POLICY: 'Look', 'Move' and 'Act' East.
• The new net goes fishing: Nanaia Mahuta discusses how and why Aotearoa New Zealand will build on the Pacific Reset towards a Pacific Resilience approach.
• Extending the Fiji-New Zealand partnership: Sitiveni Rabuka reflects on Fiji's longstanding ties with New Zealand and predicts closer co-operation in future.
• Continuing New Zealand's foreign policy legacy: Chris Hipkins provides a survey of his government's approach to and achievements in the international sphere.
• Combatting statelessness: Claire Achmad reports on the First Global Forum on statelessness held recently in the Hague.
• A white mammoth in the room? Marcal Sanimarti argues that the emergence of a space economy has the potential to cause geopolitical disruption.
• New Zealand's Pacific policies--time for a reset? Anna Powles and Michael Powles argue that a reconsideration of New Zealand's approach to the Pacific Islands region is warranted.
• Pacific data insecurity: Lewis Johnson comments on a hidden hole in New Zealand's regional development outlook.
• Samoa's 2021 election: the perfect storm for a crisis: Iati Iati reflects on the problems Samoa has been experiencing in forming a new government.
• Honey pot--or not? Patricia Sexton explores the link between trans-national crime in the Pacific and crypto-currency.