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John Quiggin 59 seconds ago Climate change, ironically, reduces the heat in the South China Sea The days for oil and gas are numbered, so the economic case of a fight over undersea resources doesn’t stack up.
Yusaku Yoshikawa 15 hours ago Japan feels the pinch as fertiliser costs soar thanks to Russia’s war The country has for too long relied on foreign sources without cultivating domestic alternatives.
Genevieve Donnellon-May 17 hours ago China’s food dilemma The push for a “Food Silk Road” is telling of the superpower’s vulnerability – environmental and geopolitical.
Sascha-Dominik Dov Bachmann , Louis de Koker 1 day ago Contract cheating: How academic dishonesty could endanger national security Essay-writing mills are more than just a blight on academic integrity, they open a door to the dark world of blackmail.
Syed Fazl-e-Haider 1 day ago China trumpets the Saudi-Iran deal, yet much credit goes to Pakistan A little-heralded meeting in Islamabad set the stage for two arch rivals to set aside differences.
Jenny Gordon 1 day ago The economics of AUKUS A formal cost-benefit analysis wouldn’t go astray to help understand the benefits had a different decision been made.
Henry Storey 2 days ago India’s delicate dance with the Taliban With Afghanistan’s China pivot proving disappointing, the Islamist group is reprising its relationship with New Delhi.
Nazia Hussain , Tan Ming Hui 2 days ago This year, India leads the G20, Japan the G7, and together can make a potent team The two nations share a chance to renew confidence in multilateral cooperation.
Ben Scott 2 days ago Binary error: How and why governments need a cyber security rethink Deterrence of hostile states in cyberspace misses the point when operations concentrate on only “offence” vs “defence”.