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Asia needs to harness the digital revolution to steer clear of a pessimistic economic outlook, but must first leap the hurdles of AI governance, writes Jacob Taylor (Brookings Institution).

The United States’ efforts to onshore semiconductor fabrication may have negative spillover effects on its Asian partners, writes Mary E Lovely (PIIE).

Without a clear manufacturing strategy that develops human capital and brings more workers into productive employment, India's large working-age population will remain stuck in agricultural and low-end services.

China's most recent dispute with the Philippines shows how Beijing frames smaller states as agents of US containment, write Greg Polling and Jude Blanchette (CSIS).

In an increasingly security-driven policy environment, the turn towards ‘Industrial Policy 2.0’ risks misinterpreting the lessons of the East Asian growth miracle, write Peter Drysdale and Rojan Joshi (ANU).

Australia's record exports to China underscore the significance of sound diplomacy and the vital contributions of the World Trade Organization, writes James Laurenceson (UTS).

Dynastic politics remains a stubborn feature of Indonesian politics in the leadup to the 2024 election, writes Yoes C Kenawas.

Domestic political incentives in India and a Canada are a fundamental barrier to the resolution of the unfolding diplomatic crisis.

Despite lacklustre growth and geopolitical uncertainty, the first signs of economic recovery are beginning to show in China, writes Yiping Huang (Peking University).

Like-minded economic allies should agree on trade rules to place a brake on the abuse of the security exception, writes Mark Tokola.