Globalisation has created a new political reality of polyalignment, forcing states to maintain links with both the United ...

New Zealand's new skilled migration pathways aim to attract and retain talent, but have highlighted divisions within the governing coalition and may do little to stem emigration.

Indonesia can demand more from Chinese nickel investors, but only predictable rules will secure both public returns and future investment ...

Prof. Wei Liu is Professor and Associate Head of the Department of Aeronautical and Aviation Engineering at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He previously held faculty positions at UNSW Sydney ...

China’s low-altitude economy is growing faster than the airspace management and ground infrastructure needed to support it at ...

Japan is reviving its once-dominant semiconductor industry through major investments in new fabrication plants, but investment alone does not guarantee regional growth. Kumamoto’s experience shows how ...

Taiwan should pursue a middle path that combines advanced US systems with joint development and production, building the domestic capacity to sustain combat if resupply is disrupted.

Vietnam’s Population Law is part of a wider governmental initiative to boost birth rates and reduce the overrepresentation of male births. But Hanoi’s initiatives to encourage more children may fail ...

Bangsamoro’s first election marks a milestone for Muslim self-government, but the question of whether the parliament can ...

Formalising Indonesia’s care economy could create millions of jobs, but only if the government backs care sector reforms with ...

Japan’s physical AI strategy is realistic, but its long-term advantage depends on preserving the human knowledge creation ...

Bangladesh is graduating twice over and its move to middle-income status is already making borrowing more expensive at a time ...