Henry Storey
Biography
Publications
Henry Storey is Manager - Projects, Research and Analysis at Dragoman with a focus primarily on Asia and the South Pacific. He holds a Master of International Relations degree from Melbourne University and was formerly an editor at Foreign Brief and Young Australians in International Affairs. The views expressed are his own.
European industry faces an existential China challenge
Exports will continue to be the linchpin of Chinese prosperity. This is not good for the global economy.
Chinese EVs … made in the USA?
The fortress built by Washington to keep Chinese electric vehicles out is no longer looking so impregnable.
Green shoots emerge in India’s economic reform agenda
The shock of US tariffs has helped revive India’s stalled liberalisation efforts.
Europe notches an early win in Indonesian free trade deal
EU trade with Southeast Asia has been undercooked, but a recent agreement augurs well for others in the pipeline.
National champions – Vietnam’s solution to the middle-income trap
The international economic environment could hardly be less propitious.
Northern Myanmar: The latest stop in Trump’s rare earths escapade
The likelihood of Chinese buy-in on US–Myanmar mining deals is remote.
Trump’s tariffs are only part of the problem for Indian manufacturing
Deeper structural problems at home pose bigger challenges than the trade dispute with Washington.
Too much of a good thing: Will China finally commit to solving overcapacity?
Facing an addiction to manufacturing, Beijing’s rhetoric will need to be matched by deep structural and political reforms.
China sits out Iran conflagration
Beijing sees little upside in getting entangled in Middle Eastern wars and currently lacks the bandwidth to be a truly global security player.
