South Korea’s higher education should make inroads in India
South Korea's university sector should focus on India, whose policies and demographics align well with South Korea's transnational higher education…
Rethinking Indonesia’s investment policies through the lens of conditionalities
Indonesia's game plan of betting big on EVs and batteries isn't enough — it's time to up the ante in…
Overcoming constraints to inclusive growth in Cambodia
To achieve its lofty economic objectives, Cambodia must address a variety of obstacles hindering inclusive, sustainable and resilient growth. ...
Haiti Crime Boss’ Death Signals Possible Shift in Balance of Power
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Paraguay’s Tacumbú Prison Takeover Marks Rotela Clan Resurgence
By taking control of Paraguay’s largest prison, the Rotela Clan flexed its muscles. The siege of the Tacumbú prison, which…
InSight Crime Contributes Expertise Across the Board
This week InSight Crime investigators Sara García and María Fernanda Ramírez led a discussion of the challenges posed by Colombian…
Inequality fuelling the fire for Thailand’s political change
Author: Thorn Pitidol, Thammasat University Thailand is going through one of the most significant moments in its recent history. After…
US industrial policy the flipside of sanctions
Author: Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, ECIPE ‘A nation can be transformed’. With those stately words, US President Joe Biden signed the Inflation…
Japan inches toward agricultural reform
Author: Yusaku Yoshikawa, JIN Corporation In April 2023, the Japanese government approved a new draft amendment to the Special Zones…
Small powers caught in the US–China chips competition
Author: John Edwards, Curtin University and Lowy Institute There was a time when government spending to support particular industries was…