Brian P. Klein is currently an International Affairs Fellow based in Tokyo. He previously served as a Foreign Service Officer at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing where his responsibilities included ...
Beijing’s debt swaps have eased the pressure on local governments, but only deeper fiscal reform can stop China’s property ...
From Myanmar's civil war to the Thai–Cambodian border, ageing tanks still give Southeast Asian militaries mobility, firepower ...
ASEAN+3 has built the plumbing for a regional bond market but not the legal certainty investors need to use it.
The United States and China emphasise the economic and strategic stakes of the race for a long-term lunar presence, but ...
Fang Xinghai joins a growing number of ‘market-friendly’ Chinese technocrats who have been sidelined or purged, thinning ...
Japan–India ties will deepen only if summit agreements translate into stronger trade, technology and people-to-people ...
The election of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's favoured candidate as leader of the Democratic Party creates ...
Southeast Asia’s sustained GDP growth masks youth unemployment struggles while denying the region’s next generation the stable jobs its economic boom was meant to deliver.
Comparative analysis suggests narratives about the Belt and Road Initiative’s pro-authoritarian effects abroad are overly ...
A potentially strong El Nino in 2026–27 will test ASEAN’s ability to tackle forest fires and transboundary haze.
Hainan’s expanded free trade regime offers firms tariff exemptions for adding value on the island. By letting companies count ...
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