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Author: Pawan Kumar Sen, Leiden University Nepal was constituted as a secular state after the endorsement of the Interim Constitution in January 2007, which was formally...
Author: Andrew Harding, NUS As it tussles with multiple crises of political legitimacy and governance, Malaysia has reached a decisive point in its more than half-century...
Author: Hyung-a Kim, ANU In South Korea 410,000 young people in their 20s are looking for work and unemployed. This is up from 330,000 in 2013...
Author: Stephen Olson, Hinrich Foundation The verdict on China’s recent currency devaluations differs depending on who you listen to. To some, the devaluations are either a...
Authors: Matthew J Walton, Melyn McKay and Ma Khin Mar Mar Kyi, University of Oxford In mid-August 2015 Myanmar’s parliament passed the final two of four...
Author: Akio Takahara, The University of Tokyo Are Japan–China relations on a collision course? The two thorny issues between Japan and China are history and security....
Author: Elizabeth Ingleson, United States Studies Centre Another year of presidential campaigns, another round of China bashing. In the wake of China’s stock market crash in...
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: Jose Ramon G. Albert, Philippine Institute for Development Studies While the Philippines has had robust economic growth since 2010, even despite a weak global economy,...