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…
Solutions for Vietnam’s water scarce Delta
Author: Thong Anh Tran, University of Melbourne The 21st century has seen a rapid increase in the number of countries…
Coal smuggling trains the Mongolian public’s eye on systemic corruption
Authors: Gantulga Munkherdene, National University of Mongolia and Ariell Ahearn, University of Oxford Mongolia has substantial coal deposits across the…
Australia doesn’t need America’s destructive green protectionism
Author: Ross Garnaut, University of Melbourne My book The Superpower Transformation showed how Australia’s full participation in the world’s move…
Can India’s lithium reserves secure its energy independence?
Author: Monika Chaudhary, IIHMR University In February 2023, India’s government announced that the Geological Survey of India found around 5.9…
Mekong river sand mining is a crumbling castle
Author: Lilla Szabó, TIU Sand is the most mined resource worldwide, yet not many are aware of the global environmental…
Myanmar’s arrested environmental activism
Authors: Adam Simpson, University of South Australia, Thomas Kean, International Crisis Group, and Susan Park, University of Sydney In the…
A glimmer of hope for North Korea in 2023
Author: Jamie Reilly, University of Sydney For the people of North Korea, 2022 was another difficult year. But as 2023…
Russian oil price cap accelerates global economic decoupling
Author: Suryaputra Wijaksana, Bank Central Asia The oil ‘price cap’ of US$60 per barrel for Russian oil is a controversial…
Indonesia wants more than a nickel for natural resources
Author: James Guild, RSIS Indonesian Minister of Investment Bahlil Lahadalia suggested that Indonesia is looking into forming an OPEC-style cartel…