Germany’s supply chain law, human rights & opportunity for collaboration
Germany’s incoming supply chain law can make way for Berlin and Singapore to place human rights at the highest level.
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Foreign ministers define challenge for Indonesia in hosting G-20 Summit
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Sino-Japanese ties at a crossroad
China-Japan relations remain complicated 50 years after the normalisation of ties.
How central is ASEAN centrality for Australia?
The fundamental question raised at a recent forum remains valid - how should Australia deal with a bloc that has remained divided.
Many questions around killing of former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe
The killing will be examined closely to see if this was the work of a gunman acting alone, or if it was part of more calculated warnings.
G20 to the rescue?
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