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The European Union’s foreign policy must defend itself from unfair competition and geopolitical risk while preserving space ...

From a tragic death to nationwide unrest, Indonesia now sits at a crossroads where an organised civil movement could revive the Reformasi spirit and reset its democratic trajectory, or repression coul ...

The explosion of outward foreign direct investment commitments into green manufacturing supply chains is not evidence of an ...

Jakarta and Canberra must turn their economic partnership into tangible action to strengthen resilience amid rising great ...

Undersea cables have become central to Southeast Asia’s security calculus as the US–China rivalry spills onto the seabed.

Southeast Asia’s performative drug policies marginalise migrants and minorities, leaving criminal networks untouched.

In an era of multipolar competition, CPEC has evolved into a strategic lifeline for Pakistan and a pivotal foothold for China ...

In the Philippines, undelivered flood-control projects and collusion are undermining climate resilience and fuelling public ...

Though often overlooked, US–China wartime cooperation left a maritime legacy that continues to shape Asia’s order today.

Jakarta’s move to open maritime talks with Timor-Leste could unsettle longstanding Timor Sea arrangements and bring Australia ...

Beijing’s 2025 defence white paper outlines a regional vision that challenges the Indo-Pacific strategy and raises difficult ...