The current issue looks at “Golden Indonesia” 2045, Indonesian statecraft in the North Natuna Sea, Chinese state-owned enterprises and private firms operating in Indonesia, public engagement in Belt a...

Following the end of the Marcos dictatorship (1965–1986), the 1987 Constitution was adopted to safeguard democratic governance. Since then, the Philippines has ...

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) embodies Beijing's global ambitions. Social opposition to BRI projects in host countries, however, undermines China'...

Indonesian democracy is characterised by large governing coalitions and a dominant presidency, coupled with weak parties with few programmatic differences. Thes...

In recent years, tensions in the South China Sea have intensified with overlapping claims and strategic rivalries. China's expansive nine-dash line has eve...

South Korea’s 2024 self-coup attempt marked its gravest democratic crisis in decades. The brief imposition of martial law exposed deep flaws in civil–military relations and elite polarisation – yet al...

By 2045, the government wants Indonesia to be a developed country, with sustainable economic development and energy transition at the top of the agenda on the r...