1 Jul 2022 Policymakers' View Taking a New Tack on Ageing: Seniors as Agents of Development Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana As populations in Asia and the Pacific age, it is crucial for countries to reimagine senior citizens as agents of development rather than seeing them as a burden on societies. Ageing Population Asia Pacific Demography Health Policymakers’ View Sustainable Development
12 May 2021 Book Review: A Cheery Optimism About Asia’s Rise and Its Future Daljit Singh The Future is Asian: Commerce, Conflict and Culture in the 21st Century by Parag Khanna is about the rise of Asia, its future prospects and its complex relationship with the West. Notwithstanding occasional analytical lapses, it is an engaging read with many rich vignettes of information and interesting observations. Asia Pacific China China-U.S. Relations Economic Development Southeast Asia
12 May 2021 In Conversation with Parag Khanna William Choong In this inaugural episode of Dialogues at Fulcrum, William Choong, Managing Editor of Fulcrum, sits down with Parag Khanna to discuss his book, “The Future is Asian: Commerce, Conflict and Culture in the 21st Century”. ASEAN Asia Pacific China-U.S. Relations Dialogues at Fulcrum Southeast Asia
9 Mar 2021 Why the United States is an Unreliable Partner to Southeast Asia Shaun Narine As long as the Republican Party remains a viable political party capable of gaining power, the US will be politically unstable, and as a result, be an unreliable ally in the future. Asia Pacific Southeast Asia U.S. U.S. Foreign Policy
3 Jul 2020 Smaller Countries in the Asia-Pacific: Mired in the Middling Middle William Choong Rising Sino-US rivalry and a rapidly changing geopolitical environment means that smaller states in the Asia-Pacific are increasingly compelled to “choose sides” between the two major powers. They are, however, not short of options. Asia Pacific China-U.S. Relations Indo-Pacfic
