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Indonesia Poll 2021 - Charting their own course
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Indonesia Poll 2021 - Charting their own course
The Indonesia Poll 2021 — Charting their own course, conducted a decade after the Lowy Institute’s last poll in the country, is based on fieldwork carried out in December…
By Evan A Laksmana, Ben Bland, Natasha Kassam
Worries about China's economic power are overdone
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Worries about China's economic power are overdone
Core realities suggest that it will never establish a meaningful lead over the West. Originally published in Nikkei Asia.
By Roland Rajah
Myanmar question is forcing ASEAN to remake itself
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Myanmar question is forcing ASEAN to remake itself
Many fear that overt displays of disharmony will do long-term damage. Originally published in Nikkei Asia.
By Ben Bland
There is an economic front line too
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There is an economic front line too
National security in Australia usually has a khaki tinge to it. But the fragility of global supply chains and potential for coercion means the economy must be recruited as well…
By Richard McGregor
Can China win back global opinion before the Winter Olympics? Does it even want to?
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Can China win back global opinion before the Winter Olympics? Does it even want to?
Originally published in The Conversation.
By Jennifer Hsu
Don’t let the China hawks frighten you
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Don’t let the China hawks frighten you
China will become more powerful -- but any hostile reach towards Australia will always be limited by technology and regional politics. Originally published in the Australian…
By Sam Roggeveen
Australia can learn from Tokyo's smarter approach to China
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Australia can learn from Tokyo's smarter approach to China
Japan has played its Beijing cards more intelligently than Canberra. Originally published in Nikkei Asia.
By Richard McGregor
America Is Up—and China Is Down—in Asia
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America Is Up—and China Is Down—in Asia
But U.S. Power Faces Threats at Home. Originally published in Foreign Affairs. 
By Michael Fullilove, Hervé Lemahieu
US seeks recalibration, but China is unlikely to reciprocate
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US seeks recalibration, but China is unlikely to reciprocate
Washington wanted the Biden-Xi meeting to establish guardrails to prevent confrontation. Beijing will probably see that as just code for maintenance of the US-dominated status quo…
By Ben Scott