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The legacy of the War on Terror for Muslims in the West
Two decades of terrorism countermeasures have left scars on Muslim communities in Australia and elsewhere.
Minding Xi’s business: How commercial enterprises navigate China’s political landscape
Are China’s economic woes due to the effects of the CCP’s zero-COVID policy and the Party’s overreach or is the reality of the relationship between the CCP, commercial enterprise, and China’s economy is far more nuanced?
How do Cambodia’s ever closer ties with China affect Southeast Asia?
Cambodia has for decades been aligning itself ever closer to China, with substantial economic and political consequences for it, the region and beyond.
India’s long and winding road to affordable and accessible healthcare
India can boast world-class hospitals and skilled medical staff, but there remains stark disparities in healthcare access and quality for its 1.4 billion people, particularly in rural areas. So, how are India’s national and state governments working to make quality healthcare affordable for the masses a reality?
What Erdoğan’s staying power means for the future of Türkiye
Despite a struggling economy and the aftermath of a catastrophic earthquake, Erdoğan prevailed in a runoff election that highlighted deep political polarization. What does his staying power say about the state of democracy in Türkiye?