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Author: Peter Drysdale, East Asia Forum Those in the international policy community whose professional responsibility it is to keep abreast of political developments in China have...
Authors: Trevor Kennedy, University of British Columbia, and Maël ‘Alan’ van Beek, Seoul National University In June, Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo and South Korean President...
Author: Hitoshi Tanaka, JCIE US-Japan relations gained momentum with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s US visit in late April. Abe’s historic speech to a joint sitting of...
Author: Peter Drysdale, ANU The Chinese authorities moved decisively on many fronts last week to put a floor under the collapse of Chinese stock markets. ChiNext,...
Chinese investment in Sri Lanka is causing major problems for Sri Lanka’s President Mathripala Sirisena and has become a point of tension in Sri Lanka–China relations.
Author: Sujeev Shakya, Nepal Economic Forum It only lasted for 20 seconds, but the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that rocked Nepal at midday on 25 April 2015...
Author: Ben Ascione, ANU Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) are negotiating with their coalition partner, Komeito, to introduce legislation recognising...
Author: Hung Nguyen, George Mason University US–Vietnam relations have come a long way. In 1982, in his report to the Fifth Congress of the Communist Party...
Author: Jan Fidrmuc, Brunel University Despite China’s history of experimenting with new policies and the economic liberalisation since the late 1980s, China is still only a...