Greg Raymond

A better sense of South-South cooperation helps understand the direction of China’s trillion-dollar flagship.

An ex-army general poised to become prime minister and a junta-manipulated constitution has many Thais fired up.

Attitudes about friend or foe shift dramatically when countries work together on a serious security problem.

A clean, elected, non-Thaksin Thailand government might be able to walk a narrow path by pursuing more progressive social and economic policy without offending the powerful elites.

Australia has a perfect right to form associations, groupings, dialogues and alliances with whomever it chooses. But wise statecraft does not deal only with entitlements and rights.