Japan’s cabinet reshuffle keeps Takaichi’s rivals close and brings coalition partners on board, but her authority will rest ...

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Hyung-A Kim is Associate Professor of Korean Politics and History at the School of Culture, History, and Language, The Australian National University. Kim’s research focuses on Korea's contemporary ...

As US tariffs return under sturdier legal footing, Southeast Asian firms are likely to pass on the costs while gradually ...

Consumer credit subsidies alone cannot address the precautionary saving problem underpinning China’s weak consumption, which requires broader social welfare reforms ...

Myanmar’s military regime has agreed to write federalism into the 2008 Constitution, but its amendments keep regional ‘Basic Laws’ subordinate to the centre and make boundary changes harder. Its peace ...

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The Duterte family and its allies are keeping violent populism alive in Manila, but judicial and policing reform can limit ...

While official data show declining youth unemployment, joblessness among young graduates remains high, with wide disparities ...

As China prepares for economic rebalancing and political renewal, it must ensures its reforms can sustain its growth and ...

Japan’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are digitalising slowly and selectively, shaped by limited resources, a ...

India’s polyalignment is often shaped by the interests of influential corporate actors rather than by a coherent strategic ...