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Taiwan must address generational and ethnic identity-based factors shaping citizens’ attitudes towards conscription to ensure ...

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Vietnam’s strong economic growth in 2025 may be unsustainable without responsible reform centred on modernising its ...

Pyongyang’s outreach to Moscow and cautious reset with Beijing narrows US options and sidelines denuclearisation ...

Indonesia’s recent subsidy drive may engender a transformation away from being a mere raw materials exporter, but only if ...

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China’s pragmatic approach towards the Taliban — offering economic cooperation contingent on security — represents a ...

Reviving the US–China G2 concept would undercut Asian multilateralism and force regional powers to recalibrate their ...

India and China’s Brahmaputra dam race is fuelling an energy–data rivalry, turning the Himalayas into a flashpoint of Asia’s ...