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  • The changing face of Chinese investment in Myanmar

    The changing face of Chinese investment in Myanmar0

    • Asia Pacific
    • June 9, 2017

    Chinese investment in Myanmar is making the government nervous – but it can’t ignore the assistance.

  • China’s Middle Eastern intervention: Sino-Syrian cooperation

    China’s Middle Eastern intervention: Sino-Syrian cooperation0

    • Middle East
    • June 2, 2017

    Sino-Syrian cooperation may secure Chinese national interests – but it will cost Beijing friends.

  • The emerging consensus on China’s regional influence

    The emerging consensus on China’s regional influence0

    • Asia Pacific
    • May 31, 2017

    The US is re-engaging with South East Asia but China may already have greater influence.

  • Abe pushes ahead with plans to amend the constitution

    Abe pushes ahead with plans to amend the constitution0

    • Asia Pacific
    • May 26, 2017

    PM Abe is pressing for constitutional reform but success will require more than a popular vote.

  • An unhappy marriage: China’s approach to North Korea

    An unhappy marriage: China’s approach to North Korea0

    • Asia Pacific
    • May 18, 2017

    Tensions are still rising on the Korean Peninsula but China will continue to support Pyongyang.

  • Indonesia’s identity politics: a new normal?

    Indonesia’s identity politics: a new normal?0

    • Asia Pacific
    • May 5, 2017

    The success of political Islam in Jakarta’s gubernatorial election bodes ill for Indonesian pluralism.

  • India, China and Pakistan: a troubled trilateral

    India, China and Pakistan: a troubled trilateral0

    • South Asia
    • April 10, 2017

    China-India relations will struggle to improve so long as Pakistan dominates their strategic concerns.

  • The growing rift between China and North Korea

    The growing rift between China and North Korea0

    • Asia Pacific
    • March 14, 2017

    Though strained, the alliance will endure.

  • Australia’s sunspotted economy: strong but vulnerable

    Australia’s sunspotted economy: strong but vulnerable0

    • Economics & Finance, Asia Pacific
    • February 17, 2017

    Australia’s strong economy is keeping ethno-nationalist politics at bay – for now.

  • Asian trade deals: US bails, the region carries on   

    Asian trade deals: US bails, the region carries on  0

    • Economics & Finance, Asia Pacific
    • February 5, 2017

    President Trump may have killed the TPP but support for free trade in the Asia-Pacific is far from dead.

  • Xi’s the boss: China’s leadership transition

    Xi’s the boss: China’s leadership transition1

    • China
    • January 20, 2017

    China’s President Xi may use this year’s party congress to make his authority paramount.

  • 2017 Geopolitical Forecast: Asia Pacific

    2017 Geopolitical Forecast: Asia Pacific0

    • Asia Pacific
    • January 7, 2017

    Trade, strategy, and elections will all feature prominently in the Asia Pacific in 2017.

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