An ASEAN-wide ecolabelling scheme could pave the way for unified green standards that drive sustainable economic growth across the region.

Zahrana Nadifa Ramadhanty is a Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs candidate at the University of British Columbia (UBC) and a diplomat for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia. She is ...

The 2024 elections in Jammu and Kashmir highlight the challenge of breaking old patterns of political allegiance.

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Australia must balance economic ties with China and security alignment with the United States as great power competition ...

What started as minor supplier adjustments in response to the US–China trade conflict has evolved into comprehensive strategies of diversification and reshoring of critical inputs.

Central Asia is cementing itself as a confident middle power region, exerting its independence through strategic partnerships ...

China has seen a year of green triumphs and high-tech gains, but how its economy navigates real estate woes, cautious ...

The survey shows that regional elites prefer ASEAN to lead Southeast Asia over China or the United States. Most respondents ...

The proposed purchase of US Steel by Japan’s Nippon Steel reveals how electoral politics still drives American industrial ...

In the second US–China trade war, Trump must not trade away US security commitments in exchange for unreliable promises from ...

The year 2025 will be tough, but if Malaysia uses its position as ASEAN Chair wisely, ASEAN will prove tougher.