Despite a temporary tariff ceasefire between the United States and China, Asian economies need to strengthen RCEP as a ...

Australia’s likely reclamation of its lease to the Port of Darwin may provoke China to turn to investor–state dispute settlement.

In a tumultuous time for the global economy, ASEAN should use RCEP as a platform to shape regional affairs in defence of the ...

Dr Tianqi Gu is Yong Pung How Research Fellow at the Centre for Commercial Law in Asia, Singapore Management University School of Law. She holds a PhD from the University of Sydney and a teaching ...

Southeast Asia’s green energy transition offers opportunities for ASEAN, Australia and China to collaborate for mutual gain.

In October 2024, the Committee urged Japan to revise its Imperial House Law to allow female succession. The current law, ...

India’s government-owned telecommunication provider Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited’s return to profitability represents an ...

Timor-Leste's path to ASEAN membership is marked by complex economic, political and geostrategic hurdles that raise questions ...

Through strategic investments and soft power, China’s influence in Africa is poised to challenge Western dominance on the ...

Indonesia’s new Energy Transition and Green Economy Task Force, established in March 2025, lays the groundwork to address the ...

We are on the precipice of a world trade war — active and strategic economic diplomacy will be needed to avoid it.

Vietnam’s political reforms may be inadvertently steering the country towards federalism under one-party rule.