Urbanization

Can ASEAN support the growth of "smart" cities?

85 percent of urban properties in Afghanistan’s largest cities are vulnerable, their tenants lacking security of tenure.

A metro project threatens one of the city’s last green spaces and the tribal people who live there.

A declining global population will make the maintenance of Australia’s immigration program the country’s primary strategic asset.

A closer look at a telling development and what it means for the Southeast Asian state.

The region’s governments need to think seriously about developmental and demographic issues as part of their grand strategies.

Investing in resilient infrastructure does not come cheap and funding remains a key constraint.

To sustain ASEAN’s economic progress over the next 50 years, its leaders must commit to focusing on climate change.

The Greens have consolidated in Australia’s “cool” city, but hold a deep suspicion of the urban development that keeps it that way.

There are strong policy encouragements to restrict supply, contributing to skyrocketing prices.

Victoria state received a disproportionately low amount of infrastructure funding in the latest budget.