Insights
Latin America – China and Japan’s new battleground?
Just two days after Chinese President Xi Jinping finished his nine-day tour of Latin America,…
July 30, 20143 minInsights
Is Southeast Asia softening?
It appears that Southeast Asia might face slower days ahead. The region’s predicted growth rate…
July 24, 20143 minInsights
UNEA: The more the merrier?
The inaugural United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), the new governing council of the UN Environment…
July 23, 20143 minInsights
China removes oil rig, so what’s next?
China has towed away its oil rig from disputed waters in the South China Sea…
July 22, 20143 minInsights
Japan’s Military Comeback
Japan has increased defence spending for the first time in 11 years, relaxed decades-old, self-imposed…
July 18, 20143 minInsights
‘Modinomics’: A Modest Start
In the wake of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s optimistic election campaign, investors are taking…
July 16, 20143 minInsights
The ISIL caliphate: Crisis or chimera?
In the infancy of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, alternately known as…
July 14, 20144 minInsights
Southeast Asia and the Resurgence of Piracy
Recent months have seen the resurgence of piracy in the region, leading one United Nations…
July 3, 20143 minInsights
Poor human trafficking records and implications for ASEAN
In June, the US State Department released its annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report, which…
July 1, 20143 minInsights
Who is ‘Ahok’? Chess moves to watch in Indonesia’s Presidential Election
Amidst the increasingly heated presidential election campaign in Indonesia, one of the most carefully watched…
June 27, 20144 minInsights
The Iraq crisis and the impact on Asia
Currently, clashes in Iraq between government forces and Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS)…
June 26, 20144 minInsights
Farewell, Thailand: The Return Home for Cambodian Migrant Workers
The latest episode in Thailand’s military coup saga is the exodus of undocumented Cambodian migrant…
June 19, 20143 min











