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When China started to provide credit for low- and middle-income countries in the 2010s, Western foreign-policy hawks feared something darker was going on. Although this now seems overblown, borrowing from the country does come with hidden costs econ.st/3OKqowO 👇

Has academic writing become less accessible to the general public over time? To find out, The Economist analysed 347,000 PhD abstracts published between 1812 and 2023 econ.st/41GBKt6 Photo: Getty Images

Honoured to be invited by the Centre on Asia and Globalisation to write this guest column on The Trump Factor in Sino-Indian Relations.

Duckworth: How many nations are in ASEAN? Hegseth: We have allies in South Korea, Japan, and Australia Duckworth: None of those countries are in ASEAN

Latest from India’s External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar on India-China relations.

Sharp analysis by ⁦Happymon Jacob⁩ here, but the conclusion lacks the clarity of the rest of the article. The balancing China question before India hindustantimes.com/opinion/the-ba…

Attended a productive Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting today in Washington DC. Thank @secrubio for hosting us and FMs Senator Penny Wong & Takeshi Iwaya for their participation. Significant that the Quad FMM took place within hours of the inauguration of the Trump Administration. This

Chinese scholar Zheng Yongnian says, China must modernise its military without militarising its economy (必须避免国民经济的军事化). He says that’s what the US wants as it will enervate the dynamic private sector in China. open.substack.com/pub/sinificati…

India keen to forge a “bolder, bigger and more ambitious” relationship with the US. hindustantimes.com/india-news/wil…

Published every month by Delhi Policy Group, *East Asia Explorer* gives you insightful articles on recent developments in East Asia and its relations with other regions of Asia, including Australia and India. For recent issues, visit this link: delhipolicygroup.org/publication/ea…

I discussed the past, present and future of Sino-Indian relations with the young and enthusiastic international relations scholars at The GEOSTRATA in this podcast. ⬇️

East Asia Explorer: February 2025 - by Dr. Pradeep Taneja, Dr. Prabir De, and Arshiya Chaturvedi Read: cutt.ly/pruQFkgW In this issue, Dr Pradeep Taneja (Pradeep Taneja (谭雷笳)) discusses the military manoeuvres of the People’s Liberation Army Navy warships in the Tasman Sea

⁦Happymon Jacob⁩ asks some good questions in this interesting article. Grand Strategy: What India should do in a Taiwan military contingency hindustantimes.com/analysis/grand…

The federal election will be held on 3 May sbs.com.au/news/article/f…

Bridges across the ocean: AIKEYME and the promise of India-Africa maritime unity Read: wionews.com/opinions/bridg… wionews.com/opinions/bridg…

“Trump’s policies will enhance the conditions for China’s continued rise, increase its legitimacy as a responsible power, and…undermine the countervailing forces that could coherently resist Beijing when needed.” carnegieendowment.org/emissary/2025/…

As part of our new Insight Series, we hosted ‘Tagore and the West: An Interplay of Ideas’ at the Institute's office. 🌏 Dr Rituparna Chakraborty from Swami Vivekananda University spoke on Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore's transnational vision and relevance in today's

It is unfair for the Australian Government to keep raising visa fee for international students - most come from ordinary middle class families. Jim Chalmers MP Labor to fund $760 million in election promises by raising international student visa fees sbs.com.au/news/article/l…

I spoke with Dewey Sim 沈炜淳 of the South China Morning Post for this story. How Trump deal, Pakistan could derail India’s warming China ties sc.mp/usza7?utm_sour… via @scmpnews

Joseph Nye, Harvard scholar who coined 'soft power,' dies at 88 s.nikkei.com/4jU2Jrx