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Commentary: Sharing South China Sea resources is better than the alternative amid worsening energy crisis

Commentary: Sharing South China Sea resources is better than the alternative amid worsening energy crisis

2023-02-06
By: Jing Write
On: February 6, 2023
In: Asia

Part of the largest untapped natural gas deposit lies within China’s claimed “nine-dash line”, fuelling fears it may try to intervene in Indonesia’s exploration and extraction, says this writer.Continue Reading

Commentary: After getting sacked from UMNO, what happens to Khairy’s dreams of becoming Malaysia PM?

Commentary: After getting sacked from UMNO, what happens to Khairy’s dreams of becoming Malaysia PM?

2023-02-02
By: Jing Write
On: February 2, 2023
In: Asia

Former Malaysia health minister Khairy Jamaluddin might be ousted from UMNO, but it won’t be the last we hear through him, says politics observer Oh Ei Sun.Continue Reading

Commentary: COVID-19 is running rampant in China - but herd immunity remains elusive

Commentary: COVID-19 is running rampant in China – but herd immunity remains elusive

2023-01-24
By: Jing Write
On: January 24, 2023
In: Asia

Lessons from other countries’ experiences suggest herd immunity would not be a realistic goal for China, says this academic.Continue Reading

Commentary: The world ignores Myanmar’s plight at its peril

Commentary: The world ignores Myanmar’s plight at its peril

2023-01-24
By: Jing Write
On: January 24, 2023
In: Asia

Nearly two years on from a military coup, Myanmar has slid into civil war. A failed state in the heart of Asia benefits no one, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Clara Ferreira Marques.Continue Reading

Commentary: China’s population decline - Chinese women make a strong case with a ‘birth strike’

Commentary: China’s population decline – Chinese women make a strong case with a ‘birth strike’

2023-01-22
By: Jing Write
On: January 22, 2023
In: Asia

Like women the world over, Chinese women are no longer so willing to birth and bring up children. The choice is a rational response to the emotional and material costs of raising them, says the Financial Times’ Yuan Yang.Continue Reading

Commentary: Why China’s shrinking, ageing population is a big deal

Commentary: Why China’s shrinking, ageing population is a big deal

2023-01-19
By: Jing Write
On: January 19, 2023
In: Asia

The decline in China population statistics is a seismic shift. Fewer workers may feed the economic climate while a growing post-work population will need more healthcare and interpersonal safety nets, states this professor.Continue Reading

Commentary: Christmas in South Korea dampened by economic woes and lingering grief

Commentary: Christmas in South Korea dampened by economic woes and lingering grief

2022-12-24
By: Jing Write
On: December 24, 2022
In: Asia

In South Korea, young couples and department stores are Christmas’ most enthusiastic practitioners, but celebrations in 2022 are muted, says Steven Borowiec.Continue Reading

Commentary: The binding forces that hold Malaysia’s team of rivals together

Commentary: The binding forces that hold Malaysia’s team of rivals together

2022-12-23
By: Jing Write
On: December 23, 2022
In: Asia

The strength of the new unity government in Malaysia lies in three aspects: Strategic, legal and relational, says this academic.Continue Reading

Commentary: Just like it did with zero-COVID, China has changed its tune on economic policy

Commentary: Just like it did with zero-COVID, China has changed its tune on economic policy

2022-12-23
By: Jing Write
On: December 23, 2022
In: Asia

China announced it will support its private sector and pursue economic integration with the rest of the world. But amid political transition and a COVID-19 crisis, success is uncertain, says Bo Zhiyue.Continue Reading

Commentary: Pakistan won’t quickly recover from Imran Khan’s shooting

Commentary: Pakistan won’t quickly recover from Imran Khan’s shooting

2022-11-04
By: Jing Write
On: November 4, 2022
In: Asia

When news came in that former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan had been shot at a political rally, it was hard not to recall the turmoil following Benazir Bhutto’s assassination, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Mihir Sharma.Continue Reading

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