In ‘era of zero-sum thinking’ has China’s influence peaked?
It may be time to start aggregating US power with that of Japan, Australia and India.
Asian Editors Circle
No family-friendly Singapore without the seniors who have come before
Room to explore supporting seniors in subsequent Budgets as Forward Singapore exercise gets under way.
Budget 2023: Where does the Singapore dream go from here?
Some Singaporeans insist they’ve been short-changed amid efforts to level the playing field.
A big-hearted Singapore Budget on Valentine’s Day
Other than for buyers of expensive properties and cars as well as smokers, it had something for just about everybody and then some for those who have less.
S’pore Budget 2023: Fiscal headwinds call for hard choices
As surpluses dry up, raising tax revenues and productivity will be key to fiscal sustainability
Child abuse and our crumbling social norms
The writer says there is a bias against the poor that leads to a general acceptance of violence against them.
Australia’s steady march to an Asian destiny
The writer says its changing racial mix will weigh on future national strategy and external policy.
Jokowi should go ahead with military diplomacy in Myanmar
The writer says the Myanmar military does not care about its pariah status in global politics, and it is almost impossible to persuade them to listen to their neighbors. But there…
Lessons from the Adani debacle
For both regulators and the Adani Group, maintaining the status quo is not an option.
Chinese ‘spy’ balloon a spanner in US-China ties, but lines of communication stay open
While the US administration’s tone on Friday was firm, it was also measured, taking care to reiterate that lines of communication with China remain open.