LETTERS – MAY 2021
China & the US should meet halfway Dear Sir Humphrey Hawksley’s article about the high-level US-China diplomatic meeting in Alaska
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EDITORIAL – May 2021 – WEST MUST HEED ASEAN’S PRAGMATISM
West must heed ASEAN’s pragmatism The military coup in Myanmar has shone a glaring spotlight on how global power has
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LETTERS – April 2021
Asia’s anger Nicholas Nugent rightly highlighted the unpopularity of military rule among the public in Myanmar in his article ‘Army
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EDITORIAL – April 2021 – Breaking the global mould
Breaking the global mould The Biden administration has been meticulously choreographing its Indo-Pacific policy. It set up a leaders’ meeting
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LETTERS – March 2021
False expectations I am writing in response to the Editorial in the February edition of the magazine, which speculated about
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EDITORIAL – March 2021 – Myanmar coup: the ASEAN answer
Myanmar coup: the ASEAN answer The recent rise in rhetoric swirling around a new Cold War could find no better
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LETTERS – February 2021
Biden needs a coherent strategy on Asia Professor Duncan J. McCampbell’s piece ‘Resetting relations’ (Asian Affairs, Dec. edition) conveyed important
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EDITORIAL – February 2021 – Risks and rewards of ‘managed coexistence’
Risks and rewards of ‘managed coexistence’ Language is important and, in today’s environment, it is global. A phrase used between
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LETTERS – January 2021
We need Biden to repair Trump’s damage Duncan McCampbell writes (“Re-setting relations”, December 2020) that the election of Joe Biden
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EDITORIAL – January 2021 – Covid: winning the cure
Covid: winning the cure At first glance, a global pandemic might be viewed as a straightforward apolitical challenge, a shared
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