Transnational drug trafficking in the Pacific is not just a local law-and-order issue; it’s a regional symptom of global demand and weak enforcement networks. Experts argue that the Pacific isn’t inherently a “narco-state” — rather, countries like Australia and New Zealand generate extremely high demand for drugs, making the Pacific a transit corridor and laundering path. (ASPI)
For Boralani to protect its sovereignty, social fabric, and future, its strategy must be systemic, pragmatic, and regional. More here.
