Are Resource Conflicts on the Indonesia-PNG Border Inevitable?
• November 19, 2011 • Leave a CommentPosted in PNG & West Papua, PNG Gas, PNG International Issues, PNG Mining
Tags: Africa, Barikewa, Border, Commodore Peter Ilau, Conflicts, ConocoPhillips, Gas, Gobe, Government, Hides, Indonesia, Iraq, Jakarta Post, Kuwait, Mining, Oil, Ossetia, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG LNG, Resources, Santos, South Ossetia War, Warim PSC, West Papua, Widjajono Partowidagdo
Will Land Reform in PNG Lead to Foreign Direct ‘Invasion’?
• April 8, 2009 • 7 CommentsPosted in PNG Business, PNG Economy, PNG Politics, PNG Sustainability
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