Ian Seow Cheng Wei is a graduate of the University of Oxford’s Master of Philosophy in International Relations Programme. His research interests focus broadly on China's foreign and security policies, ...

The success or failure of China's security initiatives in Southeast Asia depends on the domestic politics of Southeast Asian ...

China’s dominance in rare earth processing is pushing the Quad to confront its strategic dependence and accelerate diversification.

While Vietnam is well-placed to reach upper-income status before its population peaks, low fertility rates may threaten national growth ambitions without cautious management and social change.

The Trump administration’s sweeping travel restrictions and refugee cuts signal a retreat from regional leadership when Asia ...

Okinawa’s fight reflects a broader struggle to reclaim indigenous sovereignty in the face of state-imposed legal and ...

India and Australia’s strategic cooperation can shape a resilient critical minerals supply chain that fuels green industrial ...

Trishala Sancheti is Research Fellow at India Foundation. She has a Master of Science in International Politics from SOAS, University of London and a and Post-Graduate Diploma in Business Management ...

Asia's response to the United States' new wave of protectionism should be to double down on economic cooperation, rules and ...

In the face of ASEAN’s vulnerability to Trump’s tariffs, member states need to develop a unified and strategic approach and ...

Though Bangladesh’s High Court has declared rivers ‘legal persons’, ineffective implementation renders this ruling elusive.

Galib Mahmud Pasha is a civil servant in the Government of Bangladesh, currently reading for a Masters in Environment at the Australian National University. His research interests are on policy, ...