LETTERS – MAY 2022
Chinese banks can’t easily circumvent sanctions In the Editorial of your April Magazine you noted that, while professing to hold
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EDITORIAL – May 2022 – SOUTH ASIA’S FUTURE IN THE BALANCE
South Asia’s future in the balance As the world’s eyes focused on war in Europe last month, two South Asian
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EDITORIAL – April 2022 – Limits without compromise
Limits without compromise As international resolve hardens against Russia, the Chinese Communist Party is confronted with difficult choices of a
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LETTERS – APRIL 2022
Does India need Russia to defend itself? Richard Gregson’s report on the recently signed agreement between India and the Philippines
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LETTERS – MARCH 2022
Covid: the greatest threat to China’s economic growth Paul Hodges’ piece on China’s potential downturn in economic growth (The end
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EDITORIAL – March 2022 – SOFTER TONE ON THE INDO-PACIFIC
Softer tone on the Indo-Pacific The Winter Olympics in China last month showcased the raw politics of a changing world
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LETTERS – FEBRUARY 2022
Don’t knock Biden for wanting Asian chipmakers to thrive Liam Gibson`s piece in Asian Affairs on the semiconductor industry dynamics
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EDITORIAL – Feb 2022 – MYANMAR: ON THE IDEOLOGICAL FRONTLINE
Myanmar: on the ideological frontline For the past year, Myanmar’s military has ruled the country with a scorched earth policy
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LETTERS – JANUARY 2022
Fear of losing face The analysis in Asian Affairs of the virtual meeting between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping (Red
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EDITORIAL – Jan 2022 – NUANCE IN THE NEW WORLD ORDER
Nuance in the new world order President Vladimir Putin’s short visit to Delhi last month underlines how the global contest
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