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Commentary: Think like a spy when working with aid agencies to end poverty
Project managers and economists should think like spies in trying to predict the future on how to better manage poverty in developing countries, ...
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Commentary: Can the G20 in Osaka find the right beat to a hard conversation?
Summits are too often harshly judged on what they deliver now rather than the agenda set for the future, says Lowy Institute's Mike Callaghan.
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Commentary: New spats open all too familiar wounds between South Korea and Japan
As South Korea and Japan picks a fight, don't expect Washington to care, says Robert E Kelly, professor at the Pusan National University.
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Commentary: India's 'WhatsApp election' will fuel the misinformation blame game
The misuse of WhatsApp has been connected with at least 30 incidents of murder and lynching, Philippa Williams and Lipika Kamra point out.
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Commentary: Durians, blockchain and politics - inside the choppy world of Chinese investors in Malaysia
The Chinese business community in Malaysia has weathered the storm of politically charged public sentiment since the Pakatan Harapan swept into ...
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Commentary: Here’s how Trump can avoid getting outmanoeuvred in second summit with Kim Jong Un
If the US is prepared to be flexible, calling off the US-South Korea military drills could be a massive carrot, says Steven Borowiec.
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Commentary: US policy in Asia heads from bad to worse
This year could end up being a far bigger watershed in US policy towards Asia, says Sheila A Smith at the US Council on Foreign Affairs.
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Commentary: Is the populist tide finally retreating?
Populism sits uneasily with the trend of growing support for globalisation and immigration, says Professor Joseph Nye at Harvard.
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Commentary: The sorry state of the world economy
Data released by World Bank paints a sad picture of the global economy’s short-term prospects but bright sparks remain in the developing world, ...
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Commentary: When will China achieve quality growth?
As the external environment becomes shakier and more hostile, the prospects for China’s economic restructuring seem bleak, say Professors Andrew ...
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