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Malaysia: Pushing the chips in on neutrality

Growing US-China rivalry is not turning the Southeast Asian nation from a tradition of non-…

  
Dictator on Day One? Trump’s grand plans for the federal bureaucracy

The aim to gut the US civil service and install political appointees could happen. But not…

  
How Taiwan fights the disinformation war

Newly inaugurated president Lai Ching-te will need to collaborate inside and outside the state…

  
Nuclear subs, nuclear power … could nuclear weapons be next?

The Australian public has shown a willingness to go along with what was once unthinkable.

  
Overcoming the deliberate legal ambiguity adopted by China’s coast guard

A new order is telling of Beijing’s selective and ongoing effort to undermine the law of the sea…

  
A Prabowo presidency will be good for Australian interests

Even though it might not be so for Indonesia’s democracy.

  
Is a new Australian police program what the Pacific needs?

Engagement on policing is crucial, but it must be regionally led.

  
How to broaden the political gene pool

With the United Kingdom headed for the polls, Alastair Campbell has a few suggestions on what…

Scaling Up Support to Reduce Plastic Pollution and Mitigate Climate Change

The excessive production and consumption of plastic has led to major mismanagement of its…

Your Questions Answered: How Can Fintech Help Small Businesses in Asia and the Pacific?

Lotte Schou-Zibell, a financial inclusion advisor for the Asian Development Bank, answers…

  
Koreas policy: Sorting fact with fiction

You can’t understand a country without knowing the stories people like to invent.

  
Bonjour Bill? The endless speculation about political postings

Was former Labor leader Bill Shorten’s stint as Australia’s envoy to the Ukraine peace summit a…