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It isn't just his cognitive abilities that are worrisome, but also his appetite for belligerence
When tempers cool, many parties may find the partial pardon for the former prime minister more satisfactory than they do now
It is what the voters think that matters most – and they seem to prefer Prabowo Subianto ahead of the February vote
They indulged the Israeli leader hoping – wrongly, as it turns out – that he would agree to the establishment of a Palestinian state
Former colonial powers like the US are acting recklessly in their support for Israel, an occupier of the Palestinian territories
The transactional former president has a better chance of resolving both the Ukraine and Taiwan crises
Rather than encouraging aspirations to independence, real friends of Taipei ought to be proposing new solutions
Imaginative thinking over competing claims in the South China Sea would bode well for the region as it enters 2024
Washington seems to be in denial even as Biden's coalition appears to be cracking at home in America
No one should have to 'fit in' by keeping quiet about their religion
Withdrawing from an ambitious trade agreement in the region is telling
While it may not be on its last legs yet, recent setbacks suggest the world must prepare for the day after
The more Palestinians suffer, the weaker Israel's case becomes for young people who don't remember its foundational traumas
Warming ties between Canberra and Beijing provides a rare instance of good news this month
America and its allies, it would appear, have total impunity from following the international 'rules-based order'
