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Economics, Politics and Public Policy in East Asia and the Pacific.
Amid the populist noise, Australia remains fiercely globalist, write Shiro Armstrong and Liam Gammon.
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Why Australia’s pro-globalisation consensus endures
Amid the populist noise, Australia remains fiercely globalist, write Shiro Armstrong and Liam Gammon.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/23/why-australias-pro-globalisation-consensus-endures/
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Accelerating salinity intrusion in the Mekong Delta makes scientific clarity on its root causes essential for effective policy and food security, writes Edward Park.
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Salinity intrusion threatens Vietnam’s rice bowl
Accelerating salinity intrusion in the Mekong Delta makes scientific clarity on its root causes essential for effective policy and food security, writes Edward Park.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/22/salinity-intrusion-threatens-vietnams-rice-bowl/
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Russia’s deepening military ties with North Korea are forcing Washington and Seoul to rethink the direction of their decades-old alliance amid a shifting Indo-Pacific order, writes Anthony V Rinna.
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The Russia factor in US–South Korea alliance planning
Russia’s deepening military ties with North Korea are forcing Washington and Seoul to rethink the direction of their decades-old alliance amid a shifting Indo-Pacific order, writes Anthony V Rinna.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/22/the-russia-factor-in-us-south-korea-alliance-planning/
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Completing the integration of the Shillong–Silchar Highway with the Sittwe Port will boost Indian strategic autonomy in its Northeast and transform the region into an Indian anchor in the Indo-Pacific, write Sreeparna Banerjee and Debashis Chakraborty.
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The promise of India’s alternative gateway to the Northeast
Completing the integration of the Shillong–Silchar Highway with the Sittwe Port will boost Indian strategic autonomy in its Northeast and transform the region into an Indian anchor in the Indo-Pacific, write Sreeparna Banerjee and Debashis Chakraborty.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/21/the-promise-of-indias-alternative-gateway-to-the-northeast/
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Decisive carbon policy and clean power investment will transform Thailand’s green manufacturing sector into a pillar of its economic statecraft, write Ruttiya Bhula-or and Yot Amornkitvikai.
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Thailand’s green manufacturing at the sharp edge of geopolitics
Decisive carbon policy and clean power investment will transform Thailand’s green manufacturing sector into a pillar of its economic statecraft, write Ruttiya Bhula-or and Yot Amornkitvikai.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/21/thailands-green-manufacturing-at-the-sharp-edge-of-geopolitics/
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Beijing’s licensing regime has turned routine administrative procedures into a tool of economic statecraft, tightening global dependence on China’s rare earth supply. , writes Kevin Thow.
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China leverages paperwork to ration rare earths
Beijing’s licensing regime has turned routine administrative procedures into a tool of economic statecraft, tightening global dependence on China’s rare earth supply. , writes Kevin Thow.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/20/china-leverages-paperwork-to-ration-rare-earths/
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Tonga stands at a crossroads between enduring royal authority and the still-unrealised promise of meaningful democratic reform, writes Lorenz Gonschor.
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The ongoing quest for effective democracy in Tonga
Tonga stands at a crossroads between enduring royal authority and the still-unrealised promise of meaningful democratic reform, writes Lorenz Gonschor.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/20/the-ongoing-quest-for-effective-democracy-in-tonga/
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Unless India couples effective research and development investment with strong family relocation policies, Indian skilled professionals are unlikely to return home, write Geetaali Malhotra, Aditi Lazarus and Anubhi Srivastava.
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US visa hurdles put India’s talent ambitions to the test
Unless India couples effective research and development investment with strong family relocation policies, Indian skilled professionals are unlikely to return home, write Geetaali Malhotra, Aditi Lazarus and Anubhi Srivastava.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/19/us-visa-hurdles-put-indias-talent-ambitions-to-the-test/
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Thailand’s temporary suspension of the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord reveals the need for sustained diplomatic pressure, economic engagement and humanitarian support rather than a tariff-enabled truce alone, writes Ryan Claffey.
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Thailand–Cambodia border agreement on shaky ground
Thailand’s temporary suspension of the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord reveals the need for sustained diplomatic pressure, economic engagement and humanitarian support rather than a tariff-enabled truce alone, writes Ryan Claffey.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/19/thailand-cambodia-border-agreement-on-shaky-ground/
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Japan and Germany’s expanding defence cooperation reflects a shared effort to adapt to a more uncertain security environment, writes Werner Pascha.
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Japan–Germany security cooperation deepens in a changing global order
Japan and Germany’s expanding defence cooperation reflects a shared effort to adapt to a more uncertain security environment, writes Werner Pascha.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/18/japan-germany-security-cooperation-deepens-in-a-changing-global-order/
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Central bank digital currency has the potential to reshape global finance, but risks eroding democracy and economic resilience if regulated incorrectly. , writes Ken Heydon.
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Digital currency payoffs hinge on getting the rules right
Central bank digital currency has the potential to reshape global finance, but risks eroding democracy and economic resilience if regulated incorrectly. , writes Ken Heydon.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/18/digital-currency-payoffs-hinge-on-getting-the-rules-right/
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The international community must recognise Myanmar’s upcoming December 2025 election as authoritarian theatre, not democracy, write Hein Htet Kyaw and Sahasranshu Dash.
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Myanmar’s election theatre of the democratic absurd
The international community must recognise Myanmar’s upcoming December 2025 election as authoritarian theatre, not democracy, write Hein Htet Kyaw and Sahasranshu Dash.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/17/myanmars-election-theatre-of-the-democratic-absurd/
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Myanmar’s planned elections are expected to consolidate military control and exclude key opposition parties, presenting significant challenges for ASEAN and relations with the West, writes our editorial board.
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No stability in Myanmar without democracy
Myanmar’s planned elections are expected to consolidate military control and exclude key opposition parties, presenting significant challenges for ASEAN and relations with the West, writes our editorial board.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/17/no-stability-in-myanmar-without-democracy/
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Myanmar’s promised elections are set to reinforce the military’s dominance through its proxy, the Union Solidarity and Development Party, blocking the return of democratic competition, writes Shwe Yi Myint Myat.
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Myanmar’s planned elections are a sham
Myanmar’s promised elections are set to reinforce the military’s dominance through its proxy, the Union Solidarity and Development Party, blocking the return of democratic competition, writes Shwe Yi Myint Myat.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/16/myanmars-planned-elections-are-a-sham/
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Geopolitical shifts are consolidating Myanmar’s military rule, even as anti-junta forces maintain control over parts of the country’s borderlands, writes Adam Simpson.
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Myanmar faces permanent Balkanisation as the world tilts towards authoritarianism
Geopolitical shifts are consolidating Myanmar’s military rule, even as anti-junta forces maintain control over parts of the country’s borderlands, writes Adam Simpson.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/16/myanmars-military-regime-gains-ground-as-the-world-tilts-towards-authoritarianism/
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation offers China and India a rare space to manage rivalry through cooperation, balancing tensions through mutual geopolitical constraints, writes Ivan Lidarev.
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The SCO still plays a key role in China–India relations
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation offers China and India a rare space to manage rivalry through cooperation, balancing tensions through mutual geopolitical constraints, writes Ivan Lidarev.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/15/the-sco-still-plays-a-key-role-in-china-india-relations/
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Night work reforms offer limited gains as Sri Lankan women continue to face legal and structural barriers, writes Achalie Kumarage.
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Women still in the dark despite Sri Lanka’s night work law reforms
Night work reforms offer limited gains as Sri Lankan women continue to face legal and structural barriers, writes Achalie Kumarage.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/15/women-still-in-the-dark-despite-sri-lankas-night-work-law-reforms/
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Indonesia’s flagship free meal program is faltering under militarised management and poor oversight, exposing flaws in President Prabowo Subianto’s patronage-driven governance, write Geo Dzakwan Arshali, Ibnurafi Andapura and Zahra Shaffa Kamila.
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Indonesia’s free meal program cracks under poor leadership
Indonesia’s flagship free meal program is faltering under militarised management and poor oversight, exposing flaws in President Prabowo Subianto’s patronage-driven governance, write Geo Dzakwan Arshali, Ibnurafi Andapura and Zahra Shaffa Kamila.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/14/indonesias-free-meal-program-cracks-under-poor-leadership/
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China’s economic integration is irreversible — whether it fuels prosperity or disruption depends on countries' capacity to adapt, write Hoe Ee Khor and Kim Song Tan.
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A tale of two responses to China’s economic transformation
China’s economic integration is irreversible — whether it fuels prosperity or disruption depends on countries' capacity to adapt, write Hoe Ee Khor and Kim Song Tan.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/14/a-tale-of-two-responses-to-chinas-economic-transformation/
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Timor-Leste’s student-led protest movement reflects a rising frustration with elite privilege and a growing insistence on transparency and accountability in public life. , writes Damien Kingsbury.
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Protests pull the brakes on Timor-Leste’s political pampering
Timor-Leste’s student-led protest movement reflects a rising frustration with elite privilege and a growing insistence on transparency and accountability in public life. , writes Damien Kingsbury.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/13/protests-pull-the-brakes-on-timor-lestes-political-pampering/
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The Japanese government’s high school tuition support scheme fails to generate equal access to education for young people, writes Ryo Konishi.
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Japan’s equal educational opportunity faces funding dilemma
The Japanese government’s high school tuition support scheme fails to generate equal access to education for young people, writes Ryo Konishi.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/13/japans-equal-educational-opportunity-faces-funding-dilemma/
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Regional coordination on STI, skills and infrastructure can power inclusive service-led growth, write Reni Windari and Lyhong So.
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Southeast Asia’s path to service-led industrialisation
Regional coordination on STI, skills and infrastructure can power inclusive service-led growth, write Reni Windari and Lyhong So.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/12/southeast-asias-path-to-service-led-industrialisation/
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Sanae Takaichi has made a promising diplomatic debut as Japan’s prime minister, but Japan's path forward remains fraught amid global uncertainty, writes Kazuhiko Togo.
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Japan’s new prime minister tests the waters abroad
Sanae Takaichi has made a promising diplomatic debut as Japan’s prime minister, but Japan's path forward remains fraught amid global uncertainty, writes Kazuhiko Togo.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/12/japans-new-prime-minister-tests-the-waters-abroad/
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China’s new emissions goal is a significant achievement, but its broader climate targets remain cautious and incremental, writes Jorrit Gosens.
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China’s new climate targets show progress but lack ambition
China’s new emissions goal is a significant achievement, but its broader climate targets remain cautious and incremental, writes Jorrit Gosens.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/11/chinas-new-climate-targets-show-progress-but-lack-ambition/
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Laos’s restructuring ahead of the 2026 leadership transition reflects a gradual shift towards greater technocratic and institutional reform, writes Toshiro Nishizawa.
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Laos’s reforms set the stage for leadership transition
Laos’s restructuring ahead of the 2026 leadership transition reflects a gradual shift towards greater technocratic and institutional reform, writes Toshiro Nishizawa.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/11/laoss-reforms-set-the-stage-for-leadership-transition/
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Regional tensions and domestic challenges threaten the sustainability of diplomatic gains from new agreements between Pakistan and the United States, writes Dalbir Ahlawat.
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Renewed US–Pakistan relations stand on shaky ground
Regional tensions and domestic challenges threaten the sustainability of diplomatic gains from new agreements between Pakistan and the United States, writes Dalbir Ahlawat.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/10/renewed-us-pakistan-relations-stand-on-shaky-ground/
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The Trump-Xi meeting only partially resolved the key issues in the world's most consequential political relationship, but it sent a signal that cooperation, not conflict, is the best path to manage relations, writes our editorial board.
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The United States and China take a step back and send a signal of hope
The Trump-Xi meeting only partially resolved the key issues in the world's most consequential political relationship, but it sent a signal that cooperation, not conflict, is the best path to manage relations, writes our editorial board.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/10/the-united-states-and-china-take-a-step-back-and-send-a-signal-of-hope/
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Trump’s meetings in Asia defied expectations, reopening dialogue and stabilising relations with China, writes Susan Thornton.
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Trump’s Asia trip a surprising success
Trump’s meetings in Asia defied expectations, reopening dialogue and stabilising relations with China, writes Susan Thornton.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/09/trumps-asia-trip-a-surprising-success/
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Japan is staking its claim in Africa’s venture capital market, as it pivots from traditional aid to context-sensitive venture capital investment with long-term capacity building, writes Samir Bhattacharya.
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Japan’s strategic game in African venture capital
Japan is staking its claim in Africa’s venture capital market, as it pivots from traditional aid to context-sensitive venture capital investment with long-term capacity building, writes Samir Bhattacharya.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/08/japans-strategic-game-in-african-venture-capital/
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Coordinated digital solutions are essential to unlock the full potential of ASEAN’s small and medium-sized firms and secure the region’s future competitiveness. , writes Gordon Clarke.
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ASEAN must close its widening trade finance gap
Coordinated digital solutions are essential to unlock the full potential of ASEAN’s small and medium-sized firms and secure the region’s future competitiveness. , writes Gordon Clarke.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/08/asean-must-close-its-widening-trade-finance-gap/
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The European Union and Asia Pacific economic groupings should join forces to safeguard multilateralism and free trade, writes Jayant Menon.
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Free trade mega bloc key to success in post-US economic order
The European Union and Asia Pacific economic groupings should join forces to safeguard multilateralism and free trade, writes Jayant Menon.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/07/free-trade-mega-bloc-key-to-success-in-post-us-economic-order/
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The Quad’s critical minerals initiative highlights the need for joint recycling strategies to strengthen supply chain resilience, writes Trishala Sancheti.
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The Quad digs deep for critical mineral supply chain resilience
The Quad’s critical minerals initiative highlights the need for joint recycling strategies to strengthen supply chain resilience, writes Trishala Sancheti.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/07/the-quad-digs-deep-for-critical-mineral-supply-chain-resilience/
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Takaichi’s leadership promises continuity with Abe’s Indo-Pacific strategy, strengthening defence and economic cooperation with India amid growing regional competition. , write Shashank Khandwe and Simran Walia.
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Takaichi’s Japan looks to India
Takaichi’s leadership promises continuity with Abe’s Indo-Pacific strategy, strengthening defence and economic cooperation with India amid growing regional competition. , write Shashank Khandwe and Simran Walia.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/06/takaichis-japan-looks-to-india/
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Sanctions and discounted Russian crude are bringing Moscow, Beijing and New Delhi together in an energy relationship that reflects and reinforces multipolarity, writes Monique Taylor.
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Oil, sanctions and the making of a multipolar energy order
Sanctions and discounted Russian crude are bringing Moscow, Beijing and New Delhi together in an energy relationship that reflects and reinforces multipolarity, writes Monique Taylor.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/06/oil-sanctions-and-the-making-of-a-multipolar-energy-order/
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A sub-regional licensing and procurement facility would reduce prices, stabilise supply and narrow the regional gap in access to essential medicines. , writes Ronald Tundang.
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Sub-regional coordination is the cure for ASEAN’s health divide
A sub-regional licensing and procurement facility would reduce prices, stabilise supply and narrow the regional gap in access to essential medicines. , writes Ronald Tundang.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/05/sub-regional-coordination-is-the-cure-for-aseans-health-divide/
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New Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is unlikely to bring meaningful party reforms unless the LDP breaks free of factional party dynamics and funding scandals, write Willy Jou and Peter Chai.
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Troubled future looms for Japan’s Takaichi
New Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is unlikely to bring meaningful party reforms unless the LDP breaks free of factional party dynamics and funding scandals, write Willy Jou and Peter Chai.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/05/troubled-future-looms-for-japans-takaichi/
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Trump’s transactional approach to foreign policy increasingly risks treating Taiwan as a potential bargaining chip in US-China relations and leaving cross-strait stability uncertain, writes Lee Chan Hui.
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Trump’s transactionalism turns Taiwan into a bargaining chip
Trump’s transactional approach to foreign policy increasingly risks treating Taiwan as a potential bargaining chip in US-China relations and leaving cross-strait stability uncertain, writes Lee Chan Hui.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/04/trumps-transactionalism-turns-taiwan-into-a-bargaining-chip/
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Grab–GoTo merger discussions highlight the challenge Indonesia faces in aligning strategic industrial policy with competition and consumer welfare, writes Yane Svetiev.
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Who benefits from picking digital winners?
Grab–GoTo merger discussions highlight the challenge Indonesia faces in aligning strategic industrial policy with competition and consumer welfare, writes Yane Svetiev.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/04/who-benefits-from-picking-digital-winners/
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China is recasting its modern history on the global stage, using Chinese heroes and martyrs to foster patriotism and unity across the Chinese diaspora, write Vincent Chang and Frank Pieke.
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China globalises its pantheon of national heroes and martyrs
China is recasting its modern history on the global stage, using Chinese heroes and martyrs to foster patriotism and unity across the Chinese diaspora, write Vincent Chang and Frank Pieke.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/03/china-globalises-its-pantheon-of-national-heroes-and-martyrs/
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Despite President Trump's declaration of the success of his Asia tour, his words and actions have done little to reassure the United States' partners in the region, writes our editorial board.
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Questions about US reliability and leadership remain after Trump’s swing through Asia
Despite President Trump's declaration of the success of his Asia tour, his words and actions have done little to reassure the United States' partners in the region, writes our editorial board.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/03/questions-about-us-reliability-and-leadership-remain-after-trumps-swing-through-asia/
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As Trump 2.0 hollows out US state capacity, the Asia Pacific must prepare for a world without US leadership, writes Thomas Pepinsky.
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A United States that is disintegrating and no longer a leader in Asia
As Trump 2.0 hollows out US state capacity, the Asia Pacific must prepare for a world without US leadership, writes Thomas Pepinsky.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/02/a-united-states-that-is-disintegrating-and-no-longer-a-leader-in-asia/
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As international aid dries up, grassroots citizen science must provide the data and knowledge to protect the Mekong, write James Borton and Nguyen Minh Quang.
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Citizens are the Mekong’s new guardians
As international aid dries up, grassroots citizen science must provide the data and knowledge to protect the Mekong, write James Borton and Nguyen Minh Quang.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/01/citizens-are-the-mekongs-new-guardians/
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The rise of ultra-short war dramas creates tension with China’s official war narrative, inspiring regulatory backlash, writes Ratish Mehta.
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Viral ultra-short dramas are challenging China’s memory politics
The rise of ultra-short war dramas creates tension with China’s official war narrative, inspiring regulatory backlash, writes Ratish Mehta.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/11/01/viral-ultra-short-dramas-are-challenging-chinas-memory-politics/
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The Power of Siberia 2 pipeline fuels China’s energy ambitions but binds it more tightly to Russia, writes Hao Tan.
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Power of Siberia 2 reshapes China’s energy security calculus
The Power of Siberia 2 pipeline fuels China’s energy ambitions but binds it more tightly to Russia, writes Hao Tan.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/10/31/power-of-siberia-2-reshapes-chinas-energy-security-calculus/
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Despite powering South Korea’s economy, migrant workers remain trapped in a legal framework that restricts mobility and leaves them vulnerable to exploitation, writes Eojin Park.
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South Korea’s migrant workers trapped in a legal cage
Despite powering South Korea’s economy, migrant workers remain trapped in a legal framework that restricts mobility and leaves them vulnerable to exploitation, writes Eojin Park.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/10/31/south-koreas-migrant-workers-trapped-in-a-legal-cage/
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To counter the rising far-right the Australian government must move beyond rhetoric and turn its anti-racism commitments into concrete nationwide action. , writes Wanning Sun.
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Australia’s fragile multicultural consensus under threat
To counter the rising far-right the Australian government must move beyond rhetoric and turn its anti-racism commitments into concrete nationwide action. , writes Wanning Sun.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/10/30/australias-fragile-multicultural-consensus-under-threat/
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Pacific nations want to push the conversation on climate finance beyond just access to investment that delivers lasting resilience for Pacific people and communities, write Lisa Buggy and Karlos Lee Moresi.
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Pacific climate finance needs a paradigm shift
Pacific nations want to push the conversation on climate finance beyond just access to investment that delivers lasting resilience for Pacific people and communities, write Lisa Buggy and Karlos Lee Moresi.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/10/30/pacific-climate-finance-needs-a-paradigm-shift/
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After Hasina’s departure and ahead of a February 2026 vote, Bangladesh’s Islamist parties test whether convenience can trump creed, but a half century of bust-ups says unity may again be fleeting, writes Abrar Hossain.
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Bangladesh’s Islamist parties edge towards a coalition of convenience
After Hasina’s departure and ahead of a February 2026 vote, Bangladesh’s Islamist parties test whether convenience can trump creed, but a half century of bust-ups says unity may again be fleeting, writes Abrar Hossain.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/10/29/bangladeshs-islamist-parties-edge-towards-a-coalition-of-convenience/
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Rising discontent among Indonesia’s precariat underscores the need for long-term economic solutions — not short-term populist fixes — to reduce instability at the grassroots, writes Benny Subianto.
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Indonesia’s precariat protests call for stability
Rising discontent among Indonesia’s precariat underscores the need for long-term economic solutions — not short-term populist fixes — to reduce instability at the grassroots, writes Benny Subianto.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/10/29/indonesias-precariat-protests-call-for-stability/
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Countries seeking to reduce China’s rare earths leverage should draw on Japan’s playbook and diversify capacity, accelerate midstream growth and improve transparency, writes Apoorba Banerjeee.
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Breaking Beijing’s rare earths advantage
Countries seeking to reduce China’s rare earths leverage should draw on Japan’s playbook and diversify capacity, accelerate midstream growth and improve transparency, writes Apoorba Banerjeee.
https://eastasiaforum.org/2025/10/28/breaking-beijings-rare-earths-advantage/
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