Why Pacific Island States Should Seek Collective Security For The Region
The Oasis Reporters September 2, 2026 Saeed Khan/AFP via Getty Images Anne-Marie Brady, University of
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DR Congo’s Riverboat Economy – How A Floating Transport System Tells The Country’s Story
The Oasis Reporters August 23, 2026 Peter Lambertz, Université Libre de Bruxelles
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How Imperial Japan Turned To The Sardine To Help Build A War Machine
The Oasis Reporters The sardine went from feeding the nation to oiling the weapons industry.National Maritime Museum of Korea,
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Nigeria’s Looming And Preventable Flood: Can The Narrative Be Changed?
The Oasis Reporters August 11, 2026 Prof. M. K. Othman. In Nigeria, flooding
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With Its New Leverage Over The Strait of Hormuz, Does Iran Want – Or Need – A Nuclear Weapon?
The Oasis Reporters August 6, 2026 Andrew Thomas, Deakin University As the
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Iran Is Turning Into The Sort Of ‘Forever War’ That Donald Trump Promised To Avoid
The Oasis Reporters July 28, 2026 Bamo Nouri, City St George’s, University
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Why Safe Water Is Still Lacking In The Marajó Archipelago, One Of The World’s Most Water‑abundant Regions
The Oasis Reporters July 27, 2026 Monique Medeiros, Universidade Federal do Pará
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‘I Can’t Work In The Farce Of Climate Change Cruise Tourism Anymore’: Why Antarctic Guides Quit Their Dream Jobs
The Oasis Reporters July 24, 2026 Zdenka Sokolickova Zdenka Sokolickova, University of Groningen; Christy Hehir, University
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How Controlling (And Tolling) A Narrow Waterway Near Ancient Troy Changed History
The Oasis Reporters July 22, 2026 Pierre Belon, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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The ‘Navalization’ Of Economic Warfare Sees Trade Routes Become Zones Of Force Rather Than Rules
The Oasis Reporters July 10, 2026 British military ships escort the Smyrtos, which has
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