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BALI--Dr Bryce Wakefield, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA), has once again contributed to regional

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When Thai forces bombed Cambodia's border in December 2025, the "weapons facility" they destroyed turned out to be a fraud

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As China shifts towards a capital-export economy, ASEAN faces new challenges of economic coercion while considerings its fiscal and financial