How a Chinese railway helped Jokowi cement his infrastructure legacy
Indonesia’s new high-speed rail system signals to Southeast countries that the Belt and Road Initiative remains a viable option for…
Australia’s international strategy between the US and China
Author: Michael Keating, ANU The starting point for any review of Australia’s international strategy must be an assessment of the…
Financial instability is a handbrake on climate action
Authors: M Chatib Basri, University of Indonesia and Adam Triggs, Mandala Here are three inconvenient truths. First, the world cannot…
Settling robust US–China guardrails after Blinken’s and Yellen’s China visits
Author: Sourabh Gupta, ICAS In June 2023, four months after a wayward surveillance balloon blew his impending visit off course,…
Is US–China decoupling heading in a dangerous direction?
Authors: Nicholas R Lardy and Tianlei Huang, Peterson Institute for International Economics The US and Chinese economies are closely interconnected,…
The Australia–Indonesia relationship is bigger than the bilateral
Author: Editorial Board, ANU Indonesian President Joko Widodo will land in Sydney this week to kick off his fifth official…
Bringing more ambition to the Australia–Indonesia relationship
Authors: Peter Drysdale, ANU and Rizal Sukma, CSIS Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s visit to Australia this week, likely his last…
Can China help bring peace to Myanmar?
Author: Nicholas Farrelly, University of Tasmania The ASEAN Summit in Indonesia in May 2023 saw, once again, the problem for…
China’s Ukraine peacemaking aims to court Europe
Author: Ivan Lidarev, King’s College London China has made some very cautious peacemaking moves in the Russia–Ukraine war. In February…
The human right effect of economic sanctions
Author: Dursun Peksen, University of Memphis Economic sanctions have assumed a prominent role in global politics since the turn of…