Green transition: Supercharging a sustainable future for the Asia‑Pacific
An ambitious path of competition and collaboration with China would ensure the region’s economic non-dependence.
Don’t be timid about Trump, Australia, just roll with the punches
Where is our national self-confidence?
Economic diplomacy: Politics rules in Korean envoy row
From Seoul to Washington, “captain’s pick” ambassadors are being embroiled by unexpected domestic political tensions.
New Zealand and ASEAN: Focusing on what’s right under its nose
As a country at the end of the global supply chain, New Zealand depends on the stability of Southeast Asia.
China's grey-zone provocations: Time to reciprocate
Those subject to China's actions have responded cautiously. They now need to consider a change in tactics.
The Translator: "Friends to all"
A new series in which experts explain the sometimes baffling jargon of international affairs.
China’s dominance over critical minerals poses an unacceptable risk
The present market structure gives Beijing a whip hand – and we’ve already seen the consequences.
Open sources and the future of spying
Countries spy to overcome an information deficit. But we now live in a world of information super-abundance.
Why Japan’s de‑risking response to China is incoherent
A gap in interests divides the national security community in Japan and influential parts of the domestic business sector.
Some allies are more equal than others
Trying to make sense of the curious debate about allies' rankings.