Trump’s trade offensive is shaking Southeast Asia’s confidence in the United States and accelerating its drift towards China.

Robert Walker is a Research Fellow at the Lowy Institute and works as an economist in the Institute’s Indo-Pacific ...

Bridging the gap in the Australia–Japan energy partnership requires a shared narrative that aligns policy, standards and ...

Behind the economic boom, credit-fuelled and export-led growth is losing steam — Vietnam faces macroeconomic instability now ...

Nepal once again stands at a new chapter in its political history, but much work remains to be done for this latest ...

Youth-led movements across Asia have toppled regimes in the name of anti-corruption, but few have gone on to addresses the ...

Australia and Japan should codevelop a long-range conventional submarine as the centrepiece of a formal defence pact to ...

Indonesia’s persistent services deficit, driven by weak logistics and rising modern service imports, continues to weigh on ...

Beijing is racing to keep debt from outpacing growth, but risk a balance sheet recession if it does not undertake deep fiscal ...

Despite claiming to have a ‘no-limits’ partnership, China and Russia maintain a pragmatic and conditional alliance. Driven by ...

China relationship is not a structural inevitability, but a result of political choices made by governments across the ...

Bilateral trade deals with the United States will undermine ASEAN’s regional economic integration that only coordinated ...