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: how the world changed in 2018
The much-forecast arrival of geo-economics has seen an acceptance – and even a desire – for US-China tech competition.
Economic diplomacy: Mahathir, BRI and Payne
Australia's economic diplomacy agenda, the underestimated ASEAN Economic Community, and the indefinable Mahathir.
Economic diplomacy: Indonesian trade, RCEP and PNG aid
Party games over the value of FTAs, finding the cash for commitments, and better investments than luxury cars at APEC.
Economic diplomacy: doing business with China, Donald’s soulmate
The careful form of words to prevent the takeover of energy infrastructure at home without appearing anti-Chinese.
Economic diplomacy: Japan + China, BRI push back
Watching Shinzo Abe try a high wire act with China’s Xi Jinping, and what tourism tells us about Asia’s economic ties.
Vietnam’s quandary: red or green?
Vietnam is caught between Chinese rocks and a climate change hard place – and looks to partners like Australia for help.
Economic diplomacy: Australia abroad, China’s cash
Australia has a new way to count Chinese foreign investment, underlining how this has become a vexed policy issue.
Economic diplomacy: Indonesia, climate and Abe
Will Shinzo Abe be seen as a genuinely historic Japanese leader?
Economic diplomacy: Japan, Indonesia and the TPP
A business venture only a few years ago seen as a herald for closer Australia-Japan ties has come crashing down.
