Asia Pacific stablecoin frameworks will be effective only if they reach the intermediaries that distribute interest-like returns to retail users ...

Lermie Shayne S Garcia is Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Ateneo de Manila University. Her research examines the intersections of leadership and democratisation in the Philippines ...

Indonesia’s China policy blends economic pragmatism, strategic thinking, independence and proactivity. In contrast, the ...

Japan’s experience since the 2010 rare earth shock shows both the possibilities and limits of securing critical mineral ...

Doctoral Scholar at Christ University, Bengaluru, India. His doctoral research centres on the negotiation of the India–EU Free Trade Agreement, reflecting his strong background in international ...

India and the European Union’s trade deal is about building trust in a fragmented world, but whether it truly reflects principled negotiation remains a question.

Vietnam’s cyber cooperation with Russian firms reflects a broader regional trend of diversifying technological partnerships while reducing dependence on China.

Benjamin Mason is an early career international affairs professional and alumnus of the University of Melbourne. His interests include the post-Soviet space, cyber and technology, Southeast Asia and ...

Kunihiko Shinoda is Professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), Japan. He is also Senior Fellow at the Nakasone Peace Institute. Shinoda has held several senior positions ...

Luca Mattei is a commodities and macroeconomic analyst based in Rome, Italy, specialising in the intersection of energy markets, supply chains and geopolitical risk. He is the founder of LM Trading & ...

The stability of South and Southeast Asia's food supply may depend as much on global exporters' balance sheets as on their harvests.

Critical minerals buyers’ clubs represent an ambitious attempt at demand-side coordination. They promise price stability, ...