Asia-Pacific

Southeast Asian governments will need sustained vigilance to prevent a resurgence in localized violence.

The success of the regional partnership will largely hinge on Washington’s ability to balance its own security objectives against island nations’ climate and economic priorities.

Join our analysts for this webcast recording exploring key topics identified in the 2022 Fourth-Quarter Worldview Forecast.

A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.

Property developers' growing financial woes are creating significant risks in China's housing market, banking sector and greater economy.

The Japanese currency's depreciating value is forcing the country's central bank to intervene, for better or worse.

The intense raid campaign could boost the country's ailing tourism sector and encourage future ASEAN cooperation on issues of shared interest.

An early election could result in the ouster of Malaysia's Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob and solidify the ruling party's majority in parliament, but Ismail may forestall the vote yet.

China's willingness to restructure debt will be critical to developing countries' efforts to avoid sovereign default and financial and economic hardship.

A Chinese invasion of Taiwan remains unlikely in the short term, but several drivers could push Beijing to move its timeline forward.