The PLA is becoming an army fit for today
Author: Sophie Wushuang Yi, King’s College London In his third term, Chinese President Xi Jinping’s priority is to accelerate China’s…
Adapting Asia Pacific tourism to a post-pandemic future
Authors: Jun Wen and Fangli Hu, Edith Cowan University and Danni Zheng, Fudan University The Asia Pacific tourism industry was…
Indonesia is missing out on income from modern services industries
Authors: Sulistiyo Ardiyono and Arianto Patunru, ANU Indonesia has placed a high bet on the manufacturing sector’s revival by enacting…
Revitalising Japan’s rice industry means targeting export markets
Author: Yusaku Yoshikawa, JIN Corporation Recent international incidents like the COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukraine war are forcing countries to…
Malaysia gets a second shot at democratisation under Anwar
Author: Liam Gammon, EABER A big question in the wake of Malaysia’s 2018 election was whether the country had embarked…
Gunman, 73, shot dead by police after killing 5 in block of flats near Toronto
Police said an officer fatally shot the gunman inside the block of flats in Vaughan, Ontario, which is where the…
Canada’s new Indo-Pacific strategy bids au revoir to middle power ambitions
Author: Paul Evans, UBC Ottawa has unveiled its long-awaited Indo-Pacific Strategy. Comprehensive statements on regional or global foreign policy are…
KPMG China volunteers use their time and skills to empower Hong Kong’s underprivileged children
KPMG China credits Operation Santa Claus for helping it to connect with organisations that really need support.
Japan’s big realignment in 2022
Author: Editorial Board, ANU We have long been inured to think of the Japanese state and society as stable, to…
Qatar World Cup scandal: how firms can banish forced labour ‘blind spots’ in their supply chain
Labourers remove scaffolding at the Al Bayt stadium in Al Khor, Qatar on April 29, 2019. Migrant labourers who built…