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The recent visit of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to Australia demonstrates the resolve of the Philippines to solidify its strategic partnerships with like-minded states in the Indo-Pacific region, writes Lowell Bautista.
Australia is trailing its neighbours in the race to acquire China knowledge and capability, which can only come from in-country experience, writes Louise Edwards.
Poverty remains deeply entrenched in India and appears to have increased significantly, writes Ashoka Mody, despite rosy news from India’s first consumption figures in over a decade.
In Asian media this week: ‘Inexorable, predictable’ proceedings against Move Forward. Plus: South Korea’s new envoy at heart of political row; Xi revives Mao’s party-control dictum; Fukushima meltdown fuel still a mystery; China’s tai chi diplomatic culture; Singapore writer in long Taylor Swift gloat
The upcoming general election may be the last chance for Indians to pull their country back from the brink of autocracy, writes Shashi Tharoor.