The prospect for building a global architecture for cross-border data flows anytime soon is very limited.
Key economies must focus on regional integration and promoting greater collaboration in the necessary governance to address pressing global challenges.
What would the metaverse – an interconnected network of virtual spaces – look like in a geopolitically fragmented world?
This could lead to a massive global economic shock and renewed inflationary pressures.
A reflection on China’s education reforms a year after they shook up the private school and tutoring services sectors
A look at China's efforts to use technology to expand food production.
How can China’s Greater Bay Area avoid falling victim to the same pitfalls as Silicon Valley?
RCEP is a thoroughly modern trade accord that will boost trade in services and drive growth in trade and investment in “new” areas.
Beijing’s moves will intensify the already heated China-US strategic rivalry.
ASEAN members may find the IPEF an attractive platform for advancing economic engagement with the US.
An analysis of the security challenges Tokyo faces, particularly with China, given the possibility that Beijing may attempt to take control of Taiwan.
The success of the GBA depends on a range of factors from resolving corporate cultural clashes to working around the geopolitical climate.
Data commercialization could improve total factor productivity and tackle political, economic and social challenges resulting from the slowdown of growth.
Financial technology applications need to go beyond payments systems to provide a wide array of services, from lending to insurance, to new and existing banking customers
Will broad business liquidity support and efforts to bolster the labor market turn out to be necessary?
With the emergence of Bitcoin and other decentralized crypto-currency and central bank digital money, governments must now act like strategic oligopolists.
This punitive action will prompt economies in Asia to enhance their own mechanisms for support in financial crises and, over time, to reduce reliance on the US dollar.
Nationhood, citizenship and identity are more and more intertwined and complex in the globalized world.
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