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Longstanding metrics – particularly rapid GDP growth and infrastructural expansion – are no longer sufficient to sustain political legitimacy.

Melbourne has joined the Global Urban Data Centers Pact, to tackle the nexus between new technologies and climate change.

Tonnes of fertilizer are being unloaded in Brisbane for Australian farmers. It’s not a one-off deal but the product of consistent fertilizing of the relationship between Canberra and Jakarta.

Risks and opportunities for foreign investors.

China’s dominant role in electric vehicle batteries owes much to local government policy.

Russia's assurance that it will maintain a long-term supply of oil and gas to Malaysia looks like a veiled effort to keep Putin's government stocked with U.S. dollars.

The 55-year-old civil society activist and dual Cambodian-U.S. citizen has been locked up on spurious charges since 2022. She is just one of many.

Abrogation of the ceasefires in Manipur may not be an option for the government as it could spark greater violence.

The Treasury Department has designated nine people and 26 ‌entities linked to Prince Holding Group, which it has described as a "transnational criminal organization."

Hyper-nationalistic rhetoric is complicating the resolution of the ongoing border dispute, but ending it is not an easy task.

The reprieve led to a brief rally on the Indonesian stock market, but the longer-term outlook is less certain.

Su Mon from ACLED talks about the military's mounting atrocities, and the Arakan Army's recent abuses against the Rohingya.

The current ubiquity of corruption underscores the normalization of impunity in the country's politics, despite recent democratic uprisings.

The war did what years of Western pressure could not, effectively removing Russia as a viable arms supplier to Southeast Asia.

The cost of offshoring would be laid bare in a crisis.

While the companies haven’t been named, what’s clear is that Bishkek wants to be seen making an effort to address the EU’s sanctions circumvention concerns.

India’s attempt to balance ties with the U.S. has turned into a tilt, still deemed insufficient by Washington. For India, it is all stick and no carrots.

The regular tempo of on-the-ground cooperation suggests that the Quad – despite its thin institutional structure – may in fact be insulated from higher level political volatility.

Under Xi Jinping, the CCP has expanded its control over political language to the point where it challenges journalism’s most basic task: describing the world accurately.

The Japan-U.K. compact shows Japanese companies still have an appetite for offshore wind, but local communities must not be left behind.

The European Council’s latest mandate pairs dialogue with prospective new trade defense tools, institutionalizing an approach that complicates long-term ties with Beijing.

The two civilizations have consistently found each other to be useful, yet they haven’t invested heavily in their partnership.

Australia’s geography may provide it with some insulation from conflict, but its maritime dependency creates other vulnerabilities.

Despite their initial promise, many of the country's major tech firms are struggling to create value for shareholders.

Kuala Lumpur has recently tightened the intake of Bangladeshi workers due to concerns about abuse, debt bondage, and excessive recruitment fees.