Bigger rarely better when investing in China
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Why Andrew Robb was wrong about Australia's embrace of Asia and China.
Why Andrew Robb was wrong about Australia's embrace of Asia and China.
Yau Wai-ching and Sixtus Leung used a derogatory name for the mainland and declared Hong Kong was not part of China.
For Beijing, a weaker America under Trump is a liability not an advantage
Sectarian religious politics would distract Indonesia from its economic progress and its regional role
Xiao Jie, previously a senior aide to Premier Li Keqiang, will replace 65-year-old Lou.
Jakarta is only very slowly responding to Canberra's overtures for more joint security at sea. We have no choice but to persevere.
The Indonesian president's economic pragmatism has been paying off -- but he will now have to spend more time than ever on domestic priorities.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo has accused "political actors" of inflaming tensions after mass protests in Jakarta.
Basuki Tjahaja Purnama is ethnic Chinese Indonesian and the first Christian in nearly 50 years to govern Jakarta.
As President Obama's time in office comes to an end, the policy of rebalancing in Asia has been found wanting. And his successor's efforts w...
Australia is not an alternative to the US in providing some semblance of a balance of power in the South East Asia.
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