Nuclearising the Indo-Pacific
Granted it’s not a nuclear weapon, but acquiring the nuclear technology to build the submarines takes Australia a step closer to becoming a nuclear power, says the paper.
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GPT takes another giant step forward
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The global banking crisis and world economy
The new banking crisis is hitting a world economy already disrupted by pandemic, war, sanctions, geopolitical tensions, and climate shocks, says the writer.
Biden, Sunak, Albanese go fishing in murky waters
It will now be hard for Australia to stay out of a military conflict, says the writer.
Shifting middle eastern sands
The agreement shows China's growing clout in one of the world’s most volatile regions, says the writer.
Zuckerberg steals the KPK’s thunder in Indonesia’s fight against graft
The nation has a moral obligation to thank Zuckerberg because his technology has provided the people an effective tool to humiliate corrupt officials.
New beginnings in West Asia
With US influence receding, Chinese presence bounced back as gulf countries joined its Belt and Road Initiative.
Why the Bangladesh’s draft Data Protection Act is concerning
With free access to sensitive data, law enforcement forces will make the country's digital arena a toxic breeding ground in the name of state interests.
The clock is ticking for Asean on Myanmar
Ending the junta’s violence is a bare minimum expectation, yet Asean does not seem to have the necessary leverage over Min Aung Hlaing.
President Xi and Indonesia
As the world’s second most powerful nation after the United States, China will be a highly strategic trade partner for many nations, particularly those of Southeast Asia.