Australia and New Zealand, the hosts of the Women’s World Cup, have escaped scrutiny for sportswashing, even though they have human rights problems
Given their common interests and challenges, countries in Southeast Asia and the Pacific should foster closer ties
The US and China should consider how collaborating on technology, particularly in helping the Global South, will yield more benefits than a zero-sum race to decouple
How to create the supportive environment needed for effective social innovation
An assessment of Beijing’s signature foreign economic policy program and its impact and future in Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia, and Pakistan
A look at the economic component of the Canadian Indo-Pacific Strategy launched in November last year
Mining the seabed without proper regulations seems outlandish but it could happen – and soon
Bangladesh is in the middle of both the stressed relationship between its neighbors China and India and the fraught Beijing-Washington global strategic rivalry
A look at Indonesia’s efforts to get a handle on its mounting waste production problem and engage the public to achieve sustainable waste management
A municipality in Indonesia is aiming to eliminate the problem of stunted growth among children by 2024
At the ASEAN Summit in Indonesia, food security will be among the priority issues: Southeast Asian countries need to deepen cooperation in agriculture and food production
Beijing’s plans to build a hydropower dam in Tibet have sparked fears in Delhi. Oxford's Genevieve Donnellon-May proposes a joint river-basin governance framework
Hong Kong must implement its Northern Metropolis Development Strategy to dovetail with the mainland’s Greater Bay Area initiative.
An analysis of the provincial RCEP action plans which underpin Beijing’s grand strategy.
How can Nusantara, which will cost around US$35 billion, be developed sustainably and responsibly?
There is growing evidence that private Chinese entrepreneurs operating in the continent do benefit from their connections with the Chinese state.
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.
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