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Correspondents Rolling with the waves Hamish McDonald 24 November 2023 The Solomon Islands prime minister has played off China and the West remarkably well Correspondents Preserving nuclear memories Nic Maclellan 20 November 2023 A lawyer in the Marshall Islands, a former US national archivist and a Catalan museum director came together to protect vital archives Correspondents Rodrigo Duterte’s legacy Margaret Simons 1 November 2023 Continued killings suggest that the violence unleashed by the former Philippines president has become endemic Correspondents Taiwan’s double jeopardy Antonia Finnane 12 October 2023 In Taipei, National Day tests the temperature of nationalist sentiment

Correspondents Death of a newspaper Nic Maclellan 8 May 2023 The closing of New Caledonia’s only daily comes at a delicate point in the debate over the French territory’s future Correspondents King, country and the Conservatives Peter Kellner 6 May 2023 Local election defeats across England make it a better day to be a monarch than a prime minister Correspondents Bruised but not yet beaten Andrew Dodd 21 April 2023 A hundred million here, a hundred million there: is it just the cost of doing business for News Corp? Correspondents Banking on Banga  Michael Jacobs 18 April 2023 The new World Bank president wants change, but will he get the backing he needs?

Correspondents Not enough houses? Peter Mares 22 January 2023 Britain’s housing crisis has lessons for Australia Correspondents The plutocratic city Peter Mares 16 December 2022 How London’s “haves” and “have yachts” are reshaping the city Correspondents European solidarity Klaus Neumann 3 December 2022 Our Hamburg-based correspondent scrutinises a much-used term, draws attention to deadly policies and practices, and ends on an optimistic note Correspondents Agreement by ordeal Michael Jacobs 22 November 2022 Nearly forty hours behind schedule, a final climate compromise was reached in Sharm el-Sheikh. But important action was going on elsewhere too