Jakarta’s response is likely to be complex and will require deft management by Australian policymakers. @greta_nabbs writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/nJRKJqIDjo

“I don’t think we will have a deglobalisation, but we will have a slowing down of globalisation” Former @wto Director-General Pascal Lamy, interviewed by @RolandMRajah on COVIDcast. https://t.co/z0CdZgWR42

In our latest digital feature on policy responses to #COVIDー19, Lowy Institute Senior Fellow John Edwards writes on managing Australia’s economic recovery. https://t.co/orFdfDzKIY

"As governor, Koike has led the national government in stopping the spread of Covid-19 and to support residents and businesses, which has won her huge kudos." Professor Purnendra Jain writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/bBXNxKbCgr

“Overall we are in for a few years where there will be more obstacles to trade an investment, which means that the speed of globalisation and its shape will both change” Former @wto Director-General Pascal Lamy, interviewed by @RolandMRajah on COVIDcast. https://t.co/z0CdZgFgcu

"In terms of the use – and abuse – of government power, Covid-19 is not such a new world for people in many parts of Southeast Asia. But Covid-19 will have a long-term impact on the health of democracy in the region." @MelissaACrouch for The Interpreter. https://t.co/60EXILq6LU

“It comes down to your intuition about whether the people at the top are good at listening to uncomfortable truths.” @RoryStewartUK on the pluck it took to stake his credibility on the issue of #COVIDー19, with @mfullilove on The Director's Chair https://t.co/fAsfZkQtM4 https://t.co/LQpMwZxV65

"The implication of the government’s judgements is that the units already in service are increasingly likely to be going in harm’s way. They must be equipped accordingly." @GoldrickJames writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/t3UyM5TPCz

"Australia should have more confidence in its ability to withstand China’s punitive measures." Lowy Institute's @natashaskassam @mcgregorrichard and @RolandMRajah on changing Australia’s conversation about Chinese economic coercion. https://t.co/ebc2I9hMRv

Yuriko Koike’s re-election is almost certain, and with the national government out of favour, she might not stop there. Professor Purnendra Jain writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/bBXNxKbCgr