As everyday encounters reshape Japanese perceptions of China, Japan’s China debate is becoming closely tied to domestic ...
Even before a final ruling, The Gambia’s case against Myanmar has already reshaped ICJ jurisprudence, influencing other ...
The BNP’s victory reflects voters' desire for stability after political upheaval, but whether they can deliver on their ...
Indonesia’s hard-won fiscal credibility is being tested as off-budget spending, new state financial institutions and ...
The attacks on Iran by the United States and Israel have sent shockwaves through the global economy, putting pressure on ...
As Washington becomes more unpredictable, Asia Pacific states increasingly rely on regional institutions to preserve ...
Shigeto Sonoda is Professor of Sociology and Asian Studies at the University of Tokyo. Professor Sonoda has taken initiatives ...
The Bretton Woods system effectively ended when the United States suspended the dollar’s convertibility to gold in 1971, ...
With Washington stepping back from its role as global leader, pathfinder multilateralism gives smaller states the ability to proactively reshape a disrupted world order.
Regional integration in the Mekong region has advanced since the 1990s through economic cooperation, trade expansion and ...
After securing a large plurality in the Thai election, the challenge for Bhumjaithai now is to tackle Thailand's structural ...
By joining Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’, Kazakhstan deepens its ties with the United States while keeping its multi-vector ...
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