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‘De-risking’ vs. ‘Strategic Decoupling’: Understanding Harris’ and Trump’s Approaches to Economic Security

‘De-risking’ vs. ‘Strategic Decoupling’: Understanding Harris’ and Trump’s Approaches to Economic Security

By Kazuo Waki
These two terms represent the conceptual foundations of each candidate's economic security policies, especially regarding China. But what do they actually mean?
Portugal’s Immigration Overhaul Hits South Asian Workers Hard

Portugal’s Immigration Overhaul Hits South Asian Workers Hard

By Nicholas Muller
The possibility of a life-changing "raspberry passport" through agricultural work is fading for many South Asian workers, forcing already vulnerable people into even more precarious and often exploitative situations.

New Leadership Creates Fresh Momentum For EU-Indonesia FTA Talks

New Leadership Creates Fresh Momentum For EU-Indonesia FTA Talks

By Alif Alauddin
Incoming administrations in Brussels and Jakarta offer hope for progress in the long-running negotiations.

The India-South Korea-US Triad’s Emerging Roles in the Indo-Pacific

The India-South Korea-US Triad’s Emerging Roles in the Indo-Pacific

By SeungHwan (Shane) Kim and Shubhankar Agarwal
The India-South Korea-U.S. trilateral partnership holds great potential for military cooperation, green energy, maritime security, and strategic cooperation on vital technologies.

Prabowo’s 8% Growth Gamble: Reform or Bureaucratic Bloat?

Prabowo’s 8% Growth Gamble: Reform or Bureaucratic Bloat?

By Rania Teguh
Indonesia's incoming president has an ambitious economic plan, but his current approach may not be up to the task.
Maldives Moves to Hike Tourism Taxes and Tighten Belts

Maldives Moves to Hike Tourism Taxes and Tighten Belts

By Ahmed Naish
President Muizzu announced plans to dismiss more than 200 political appointees as part of efforts to reduce government spending but postponed politically difficult subsidy reforms.

How Hunger Drives Mass Uprisings in Bangladesh 

How Hunger Drives Mass Uprisings in Bangladesh 

By Jannatul Naym Pieal
Quota reform may have been the spark, but at the heart of the unrest was widespread public discontent with the government, fueled by economic hardship, inflation, and the rising cost of necessities.
How Vietnam Can Realize Its Semiconductor Ambitions

How Vietnam Can Realize Its Semiconductor Ambitions

By Ngoc Bach and Kenddrick Chan
Success will require the country to leverage its geo-economic strengths while navigating intensifying geopolitical tensions.

China’s Cautious Moves in the EU Tariff Conflict

China’s Cautious Moves in the EU Tariff Conflict

By You Wang
As the EU moves to impose steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, China finds itself at a pivotal juncture in its evolving trade relationship with Europe. 

How Tajikistan and Uzbekistan Are Resolving Transport Connectivity Issues

How Tajikistan and Uzbekistan Are Resolving Transport Connectivity Issues

By Nargiza Umarova
Despite the potential for a conflict of interests on the transport and transit track, it is still beneficial for Uzbekistan and Tajikistan to cooperate rather than compete.

The View From the Ground: China’s Evolving Strategy in South and Central Asia

The View From the Ground: China’s Evolving Strategy in South and Central Asia

By Sophia Nina Burna-Asefi
China’s growing footprint in South and Central Asia has been made possible by the influx of grants, loans, mergers, and economic concessions for projects.
The EUDR Hints at the Limits of Market Access as Leverage

The EUDR Hints at the Limits of Market Access as Leverage

By James Guild
The relative decline in the size of the European economy has given exporters less demanding alternatives for the exports.

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