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Srijan Shukla 2 hours ago Managing India’s labour troubles A crippling strike exposes the outdated laws that may frustrate India’s industrial potential.
Eleanor Gordon 15 hours ago Caring for carers: The gender challenge in peacebuilding A new report shows women with children, in particular, often find it difficult to remain within or return to this type of work.
Danielle Watson 17 hours ago Pacific Islands need stronger corrections systems to address transnational and organised crime Rehabilitation is too often a forgotten arena in regional efforts.
Erin Hurley 19 hours ago Drawing from global lessons, an apology long in the waiting for Native Americans There is something distinctive about America’s historical inability to acknowledge a history of colonialism, making a rare moment of truth telling stand out.
Rahul Jaybhay 1 day ago India’s historic shift in attitude about a US base at Diego Garcia Scouring the archival records is revealing of New Delhi’s changing strategic priorities.
Aiden Warren , Charles T. Hunt 1 day ago What a Trump return might mean for AUKUS and the Quad A nascent regional security “minilateral” architecture is vulnerable to Trump’s brand of disruption.
Bernard Yegiora 1 day ago China’s language diplomacy in Papua New Guinea Local Mandarin programs are gaining momentum as a tool to foster closer relations.
Mahbi Maulaya 2 days ago China and the South China Sea: Tailoring history for propaganda China’s historians are being enlisted to shape the narrative of maritime Asia.
Rahman Yaacob 25 Oct 2024 Prabowo’s China challenge around the Natuna Islands An early confrontation might not be the message first thought.