Minilateral solutions to the geoeconomic challenges facing Japan and Australia
Japan and Australia need to extend their use of minilateralism to counter coercive economic practices in the Indo-Pacific. ...
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…
The United States is losing the multilateral economic game
Authors: Ulfah Aulia, ERIA and Sheila Alifia, Jakarta Digital trade has reduced the costs of engaging in international trade, facilitated…
East Asia needs to tap into plurilateralism’s potential
Author: Robert Basedow, London School of Economics Multilateralism is now in crisis. The crisis manifests itself most forcefully in the…
A ‘protectionist’ United States still key to East Asia’s economy
Author: Tamas Meszaros, Keio University Protectionist trade policies and the lack of an economic agenda for East and Southeast Asia…
Getting India’s trade strategy aligned with its national development ambitions
Author: Editorial Board, ANU India is stepping into the spotlight on the world stage this year as the host of…
Asia’s response to US trashing of the rules-based international trading system
Author: Editorial Board, ANU The end of 2022 left no doubt that the Biden administration in Washington had joined its…
An inflection point in US trade policy
Author: William Reinsch, CSIS December 2022 highlighted how much US trade policy has changed in recent years. It is tempting…
Cambodia’s economy hedges its bets
Author: Heidi Dahles, University of Tasmania The many unfinished buildings — most owned by Chinese investors — lining the streets…