Greg Earl
Biography
Publications
Greg Earl was the deputy editor, opinion editor, national affairs editor and Asia Pacific editor of The Australian Financial Review. He spent more than a decade as reporter based in Jakarta, Tokyo and New York. He is a member of the Australia ASEAN Council board and the ANU Indonesia Project advisory board. He is researching a book about Australia and Asia.
Favorites of 2017: Pachinko
An immigrant Korean family’s journey from Japanese colonisation to modern life via the pachinko parlours in Japan.
Economic diplomacy brief: The business end of the Foreign Policy White Paper
Three analyses of Asia's business environment have highlighted the economic diplomacy challenges involved in reaping the White Paper's promised opportunity.
Economic diplomacy brief: Geo-economics as the new Great Game
Forget the China-US economic comparison. Will Australia cope when Indonesia's economy is bigger?
Economic diplomacy brief: Indo-Pacific v America First
A strongman song and dance as the region puts on a summit season show.
Trump’s Asia trip kicks off with Abe meeting
The Japanese PM doesn't need an untrusted US President setting his international security agenda.
Economic diplomacy brief: Trump and Asia, trade economists bite back, and settling investor disputes
New statistics reveal Asian trade dependency on the US and Europe.
Economic diplomacy brief: US-Japan relations, educating China, and Bishop’s legacy
What Trump might do on the Japan trade deficit, educating China's students, the legacy of Julie Bishop's economic diplomacy drive and more.
Economic diplomacy brief: Labor’s Asian policy rebirth, foreign farm investment and PNG’s legal boom
Labor is going back to the future with a distinctly economic determinist approach to future engagement with Asia.
Abe gambles on a stoic Japanese electorate
Abe will be counting on uncertainty from North Korea to make Bill English-style conservative familiarity more attractive to the Japanese electorate.
