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.
India’s democracy draws strength from difference
In a kaleidoscope country, India boasts its democratic culture is holding up well compared with London and Washington.
Economic diplomacy: ASEAN trade, BRI deals and ageing Asia
The unwieldy sounding AANZFTA is a surprise hit with Australian business.
Economic diplomacy: Japan investment gazumps China, plus election on
The investment landscape in Australia is changing as Japan nudges out China just as China again looms in local politics.
Economic diplomacy: trade and infrastructure battles in Asia
Australian business is not showing much faith in new free trade deals, meanwhile the Trade Minister debates “left wing”.
Economic diplomacy: trade and traps in ASEAN
Ecommerce is booming in Southeast Asia, posing a challenge for Australia where goods trade tends to dominate discussion.
Economic diplomacy: Development aid in the Belt & Road era
As the DFAT/Ausaid merger recedes in the rear vision mirror for Australia, China talks up scrutiny for bad projects.
Economic diplomacy: trade ground shifts despite US-China row
Alarm is growing the WTO’s dispute settlement mechanism may soon suffer the same credibility loss as its deal-making.
Economic diplomacy: FTAs, shrinking China, and ecommerce
Cabinet papers from the Howard government offer a glimpse into Australia’s first steps toward bilateral trade deals.
Economic diplomacy: A new year of trade rows & development strife
It’s back ... more debate over TPP membership, plus a hint why Kim quit, and the AIIB goes green.
