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What price sanctions?

When trade is made a weapon, the target isn’t always hit.

  
Shipping and the great shrinking waterways

With droughts a more regular feature due to climate change, the globe needs a big rethink on…

  
Tongan attitudes to the world

A new poll reveals how the Pacific archipelago views US, Chinese and Australian influence.

Your Questions Answered: Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Healthcare and Education in Asia and the Pacific

ADB’s Arief Ramayandi, Minhaj Mahmud and Daniel Suryadarma answer questions about the impact of…

  
A multilateral bank for the Indo-Pacific?

The region needs a dedicated bank that enhances economic security in the pursuit of climate and…

  
Australia-Vietnam: A partnership made in China?

Strategic partnerships can begin with certain goals but come to serve totally different purposes…

  
Understanding China’s efforts to bridge the South China Sea and Taiwan Strait disputes

Regional problems are challenging enough without lumping them together.

Flowing Forward: Navigating Financial Resilience in Water Utility Corporations

Access to safe and affordable water and sanitation is essential for a city to thrive, be livable…

  
Great power ambitions: India’s aim at the UN Security Council

New Delhi is a system-influencing state, with an eye on multi-alignment, but is that enough to…

  
A ring-fence around the Rohingya can’t last – Australia’s policy needs to change

Seven years on, a temporary aid agenda is only extenuating the problem.

  
Democracy is struggling in South Asia

Good governance is essential to managing regional challenges.