Greg Earl
Biography
Publications
Greg Earl was the deputy editor, opinion editor, national affairs editor and Asia Pacific editor of The Australian Financial Review. He spent more than a decade as reporter based in Jakarta, Tokyo and New York. He is a member of the Australia ASEAN Council board and the ANU Indonesia Project advisory board. He is researching a book about Australia and Asia.
Economic diplomacy: Indian trade, taming BRI, and diaspora business
Ahead of the PM’s visit to India next month, the economic strategies of Australia and India haven’t quite yet aligned.
Favourites of 2019: When They See Us
A story of shocking lows and ultimately some redemption in the US legal system – inflamed by a younger Donald Trump.
Economic diplomacy: Free trade disputes, WTO appeals, DFAT on China
A shortage of judges on the WTO trade court is bringing appeals to a halt, just as trade disputes are on the rise.
Economic diplomacy: Australia’s BRI, aid revamp, and integrating Asia
The now snappily rebranded Export Finance Australia is becoming the go-to agency in the era of geo-economic competition.
Economic diplomacy: RCEP and ASEAN’s new way, plus voting ADB-style
What was Factory Asia has made a subtle shift to a consumer-driven Market Asia under the “world’s biggest trade deal”.
Economic diplomacy: Indonesia trade, ASIO business & deglobalisation
Balancing national security and national prosperity – a range of views and the call for a range of resources.
Economic diplomacy: Auditing globalism, trade woes, ASEAN’s future
Measuring and managing the world economy – and Australia’s place – sees a pushback to a “negative globalism” mantra.
Economic diplomacy: Tourism power, defining China, and Vietnam jackpot
Badly behaving Australians in Bali don’t always make good ambassadors – but perhaps their numbers help send a message.
Economic diplomacy: Indonesian trade, ADB v BRI and Chinese money
Indonesia’s economic growth might not be spectacular, but it is the world’s most stable – and that helps Australia.
