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Washington hopes such a deal would be a powerful counterweight to China’s efforts to impose its own digital standards in the region.

A personal reflection on leaving Hong Kong due to its public-health policies and the pressures they imposed.

This could be a spark that inspires reporters to focus on getting the facts right amid the deluge of false and misleading information spread by social media.

The arts and culture sector can lead the way in healing the world after the pandemic and bridging divides.

Diplomacy is not working and Myanmar, now under military rule and isolated by the international community, seems disinterested.

There is growing evidence that private Chinese entrepreneurs operating in the continent do benefit from their connections with the Chinese state.

How the bloc tackles this difficult diplomatic test as well as related complicated challenges will determine the global role and status of the EU.

How and why the legacy of Chancellor Angela Merkel, the election results and a Social Democrat-led coalition government may change the German and EU approach to East Asia

Why did the announcement of the OECD's ground-breaking global minimum tax proposal have little effect on markets?

A dual currency system would allow governments to control the sudden surge of excess funds flowing from the financial economy into the real economy.

Beijing now has to negotiate a trickier passage: meeting the ever-increasing needs of the people for a better livelihood and combatting uneven and inadequate development.

In his initial years in power Russian President Vladimir Putin sought to tap into people’s nostalgia, presenting himself as a Soviet-style leader.

Drawing on its own experience and lessons from other nations, China could portray the circular economy as a future-proof, carbon-neutral economic development model.

The pathway to 2030 is likely to be set by the standards, practices, and policies of the non-state business sector.

While the two parties share many interests on which their cooperation is based, they still diverge significantly in their approaches to technology and data.

Dividing data into jurisdictional compartments and potentially data storage centers and the internet, too, would be a regressive move.

ASEAN has been put in an increasingly difficult position if it is to preserve its neutrality, assert its much-prized centrality in the region, and maintain cohesion.

Disruptions and disputes among the major powers with interests in the region should not hinder deeper cooperation if all players focus on trade and investment.