International anarchy and failure to cope with COVID-19
Tuesday
12th May
2020
The perils of anarchy, the failure of global governance and the tragedy of great power rivalries explain why the world…
Covid19
The prospects for China’s post–COVID-19 economy
Thursday
14th May
2020
Big questions loom around how China can jump-start growth after the coronavirus crisis and the US trade war. Optimists hope…
Pyongyang might be ready for a helping hand from Seoul
Friday
15th May
2020
Pride may get in the way, but mutual success against the coronavirus offers a strong foundation for cooperation.
COVID-19 and South East Asia: the week that was
Monday
13th April
2020
COVID-19 is dominating news headlines and social media feeds globally. Each week the Griffith Asia Institute explores aspects of…
COVID-19 and South East Asia: the week that was
Monday
20th April
2020
UN criticises Cambodia's new state of emergency legislation | Indonesia sells bonds to finance virus relief measures | Laos reports…
WHO and China: Compounding politics and policy
Tuesday
21st April
2020
The World Health Organization has been heavily criticised for appeasing China instead of leading the Covid-19 fight.
COVID-19 and South East Asia: the week that was
Monday
27th April
2020
Cambodia receives 16 tonnes of medical supplies from China Indonesia's President bans mudik Philippines extends lockdown in several provinces across…
Even Xi not immune from politics of corona
Tuesday
28th April
2020
Xi Jinping has his mojo back. Since his seeming struggle to respond coherently to the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan at…
Is this the Kindleberger moment?
Friday
1st May
2020
Covid-19 exposes a power vacuum where exceptionalism and tinfoil hat conspiracy theories go hand in hand.
Australians open their homes to international students left destitute by the coronavirus shutdown
Tuesday
12th May
2020
Thousands of international students in Australia have been left without work and government support during the coronavirus crisis. Many will…