By definition, a threat implies a deliberate intention to cause harm. China’s foreign policy does not conform to this notion.

Indonesia’s ambitious goal to mandate a 50–50 blend of diesel fuel with palm oil risks exacerbating fiscal burdens, market ...

Instead of physical control, Japan's rare earth strategy seeks to govern the processes that shape how critical minerals flow ...

Debate around the ethics of climbing Mount Everest has grown since 1990, when the numbers of mountaineers attempting the ...

Thailand’s volatile political history suggests that military coups remain possible, but the domestic and international ramifications of such unrest render an imminent coup unlikely.

Artificial intelligence is enhancing Thailand’s Department of Special Investigation’s anti-corruption efforts, showing how ...

China’s overseas green bond issuance is less about the money, but more about bond market strategy, RMB internationalisation ...

Chinese diaspora communities in Australia and the United States both face racism and loyalty suspicions under ‘China threat’ ...

The LDP’s historic electoral fall exposes a fractured Japan, where public disillusionment, economic woes and rising populism ...

South Korea’s new president, Lee Jae-myung, has promised a pragmatic reset with Japan — but history, politics and public ...

Through its careful development of the digital yen, Japan may offer a path to adopt central bank digital currencies without ...

A mismatch between long-term supply contracts and declining domestic demand has prompted Japanese firms to export LNG to ...