Dr. Joanna Siekiera
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first heard Dec 2025
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We don't want to deliver political solution because that would be another burden on our shoulders.
But Chinese, somehow, they know how to get in, how to suggest their own solutions.
And those poor countries, underdeveloped countries, they say, yes, the way, the way to China.
Very much so.
Their way of tackling problems is different than ours.
In our legal culture, we like to sit down, we like to write some treatise bills, sign them and ratify.
So incorporate to our internal system.
legal systems.
In Oceania, because of the imposed law still, they don't see it that way.
Yes, they are obliged by international law, they are members of various regional or international organizations, but still the main thinking, how to tackle problem is very much on gentleman's agreement, so oral arguments.
Is that working?
Maybe internally, yes.
But when we talk about things across the region, not anymore because the problems, they are not inherent in the region.
They are the consequence of bigger countries.
So superpowers like China, US, Great Britain.
So again,
Maybe the audience is not seeing now what I mean, but if you check out the book when you will read it, the same time looking on the map of Oceania, you will finally start to connect the dots.
That where one island is located, where is another, where is the closest American base or Chinese base?
How close, you know, Taiwan and Taiwanese Strait is?
How does that mean to, you know, supply, to change the logistics, all of that?
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