The sorry state of India’s state–business relations
Author: Surajit Mazumdar, JNU India’s most recent corporate scandal has engulfed the Adani Group. Investment research firm Hindenburg Research accused…
Geopolitical challenges to Southeast Asian development strategies
Author: Natasha Hamilton-Hart, University of Auckland Assessments of Southeast Asia’s economic outlook published by the Asian Development Bank and the…
Singapore learns its ABSDs to avoid housing collapse
Author: Tien Foo Sing, National University of Singapore Singapore’s housing market is going through some big changes. It has a…
China keeps tech firms on a short leash
Author: Editorial Board, ANU Your friends on the left will always be ready to tell you about the supposed contradictions…
Chinese big tech still sits in the Party’s sights
Author: Yvette To, City University of Hong Kong As China lifts COVID-19 restrictions and returns to normalcy, prospects for private…
Thailand’s upcoming election is haunted by the ghosts of politics past
Author: Greg Raymond, ANU The ghost of elections past hangs uneasily over the upcoming electoral contest in Thailand, waged on…
Beijing is committed to opening up its economy in 2023
Author: Xirui Li, NTU The private sector and foreign investors have become increasingly sceptical about doing business in China since…
Bhutan seeks out sustainable foreign investment
Authors: Mohammad Sultan Ahmad Ansari, Modern College of Business and Science and Shad Ahmad Khan, University of Buraimi Foreign Direct…
An Asian Monetary Fund is no quick fix for the world’s dollar problem
Author: Editorial Board, ANU ‘The dollar is our currency, but your problem’. That was how former US Treasury Secretary John…
Weaponisation of the dollar makes an Asian IMF look more attractive
Author: Andrew Sheng, George Town Institute of Open and Advanced Studies, Wawasan Open University Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s recent…