Archive

2020

Page 66 of 378
COVID-19 and the Perils of International Tourism

COVID-19 and the Perils of International Tourism

By James Guild
Tourism has been a boon for Southeast Asia, but the pandemic has exposed the region's unhealthy dependence on foreign visitors.
Bill Hayton on the Invention of the Chinese Nation

Bill Hayton on the Invention of the Chinese Nation

By Sebastian Strangio
"Particular memories of the past have been cultivated and popularized in China to justify the claims and actions of the current leadership."

India Transfers Myanmar’s First Submarine Amid Tensions with China

India Transfers Myanmar’s First Submarine Amid Tensions with China

By Blake Herzinger
The submarine acquisition fulfills a long-held ambition of the Myanmar Navy, but could prove costly in the long run.

Prime Minister Suga Says Japan to Go Carbon-Free by 2050

Prime Minister Suga Says Japan to Go Carbon-Free by 2050

By Associated Press
Japan's new leader has portrayed the coming shift to green energy as an opportunity rather than a burden.

Vietnamese PM Plays Down American Claims of Currency Manipulation

Vietnamese PM Plays Down American Claims of Currency Manipulation

By Sebastian Strangio
Prime Minister Phuc has denied suggestions that Vietnam is seeking unfair advantages in international trade.
Sri Lanka Will Soon Have to Pick a Side in the China-US Rivalry

Sri Lanka Will Soon Have to Pick a Side in the China-US Rivalry

By Rathindra Kuruwita
Colombo has been trying its utmost to balance the great powers, but that may no longer be feasible.

China’s Leaders Focus on Tech as They Make 5-Year Economic Plan

China’s Leaders Focus on Tech as They Make 5-Year Economic Plan

By Associated Press
Self-reliance, especially amid the growing U.S.-China tech war, is a key theme of the CCP gathering currently underway.
The Next 4 Steps in Hong Kong’s March Toward Totalitarianism

The Next 4 Steps in Hong Kong’s March Toward Totalitarianism

By Simon Shen
The worst is yet to come for the city. Here are four warning signs to watch for.

South Korea’s Electronics Giant Lee Kun-hee, Chair of Samsung, Dies at 78

South Korea’s Electronics Giant Lee Kun-hee, Chair of Samsung, Dies at 78

By Mitch Shin
Two different – and contrasting – reviews of the electronics icon’s leadership have emerged since the announcement of Lee’s passing.

US Presidential Elections 2020: China in Transatlantic Relations

US Presidential Elections 2020: China in Transatlantic Relations

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Jonathan Holslag.

Prabowo Set to Complicate the Australia-Indonesia Relationship

Prabowo Set to Complicate the Australia-Indonesia Relationship

By Ross B. Taylor
Despite his dark past, Canberra may eventually be forced to hold its nose and engage with the former Indonesian general.
Why Next Month’s Elections Could Worsen Ethnic Tensions in Myanmar

Why Next Month’s Elections Could Worsen Ethnic Tensions in Myanmar

By Sebastian Strangio
Myanmar's electoral system concentrates power in the hands of the Burman majority, the root cause of decades of civil conflict.

Page 66 of 378