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Economic Corridors: One Way Forward For US Engagement in Southeast Asia

Economic Corridors: One Way Forward For US Engagement in Southeast Asia

By Narupat Rattanakit
While free trade has become politically infeasible in Washington, there are other ways to shore up the U.S. presence in one of the world's fastest-growing regions.
Thai Workers Return Home From Gaza After 15 Months in Captivity

Thai Workers Return Home From Gaza After 15 Months in Captivity

By Sebastian Strangio
Of the 31 Thai agricultural workers captured by Hamas in October 2023, just one remains in captivity.

Philippine Vice President Duterte Vows to Fight Impeachment

Philippine Vice President Duterte Vows to Fight Impeachment

By Sebastian Strangio
Sara Duterte said that it was too early to consider resigning, which would preempt the impeachment and preserve her ability to run for office in future.

ASEAN Dithers as Scam Syndicates in Myanmar Bypass Thai Energy Cuts

ASEAN Dithers as Scam Syndicates in Myanmar Bypass Thai Energy Cuts

By Luke Hunt
Lao power, generators, and smuggled diesel continue to power the region's organized crime.

Trump 2.0 in America: Geopolitical Ripples Across Asia and the World

Trump 2.0 in America: Geopolitical Ripples Across Asia and the World

By Ankit Panda and Catherine Putz
The second Trump term is nothing like the first. The implications for Asia are massive.
What the Trump Administration Can Learn From Aid Reorganizations in Australia, NZ, and Canada

What the Trump Administration Can Learn From Aid Reorganizations in Australia, NZ, and Canada

By Eileen Natuzzi
As the administration considers folding USAID into the State Department, it should study lessons learned from Australia, Canada, and New Zealand – all of which have done the same.

Iran’s Taliban Charm Offensive

Iran’s Taliban Charm Offensive

By Jack Roush
Tehran’s growing engagement with Kabul underscores a calculated effort to navigate its own economic and geopolitical challenges.
The Paradox of Pakistan’s Dependence on China

The Paradox of Pakistan’s Dependence on China

By Sriparna Pathak and Rakshith Shetty
Islamabad is growing more desperate even as Beijing views CPEC with increasing skepticism.

2024 Was a Dismal Year for Chinese Philanthropy 

2024 Was a Dismal Year for Chinese Philanthropy 

By Vincent Chow
China’s economic woes, and a general lack of trust exacerbated by corruption scandals, are driving a downward trend in charitable giving.

What Does the DeepSeek Disruption Mean for Southeast Asia?

What Does the DeepSeek Disruption Mean for Southeast Asia?

By Jonathan Chin
DeepSeek’s low cost – and low computing power – model will have ramifications for Southeast Asia’s bet on data centers.

How the US Could Undermine Its Biggest Advantage Over China

How the US Could Undermine Its Biggest Advantage Over China

By Antonio José Pagán Sánchez
The U.S. alliance network is its greatest advantage in the competition with China. But Washington can hardly count on its allies if it treats them worse than the way it treats its systemic rival.
As US Withdraws From WHO, China Supercharges Its Public Health Diplomacy

As US Withdraws From WHO, China Supercharges Its Public Health Diplomacy

By Sailor Miao
Over the course of two decades, China has built a public health aid program for the world, turbocharged by the pandemic. As the U.S. retreats, China will only garner more influence globally.

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