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China’s pledge to take its relationship with Australia to “a new level” a positive step towards regional stability.
As Prime Minister Julia Gillard visits Beijing, American foreign policy specialist ROBERT S ROSS suggests Australia should be urging the United States to back off from China.
Increasing access to international markets should not come at the cost of strengthened and overly restrictive intellectual property rights, writes SHIRO ARMSTRONG.
New research shows that exchanging money and goods for people's votes is rife in the Pacific and Indonesia.
Every day crime and punishment in Jakarta subject of a powerful, new documentary.
With daily papers hitting the streets for the first time in 50 years, Myanmar still needs to work on press freedom.
In a diplomatic and academic career spanning decades, Trevor Wilson has witnessed some of the biggest developments in our region, writes BELINDA CRANSTON.
Australian businesses may be lagging behind when it comes to speaking the region's languages, but that doesn’t mean introducing Asia-experienced boardroom quotas is the answer, writes TALAL YASSINE.
Not-for-profits the best hope for healthcare in developing countries, writes BELINDA THOMPSON.
The Internet is opening the world's eyes to violence against Myanamar’s Rohingya, writes SARAH LOGAN.
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