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Deng Xiaoping’s oft–repeated aphorism for the Chinese Communist Party is to ‘seek truth from facts.’...
American policy toward China is defined by a debate between the ‘functionalists’ and the ‘strategists.’...
A battle is playing out in Malaysia that could well determine the future economic and...
In 2007, Singapore’s Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew angered Beijing by writing that unlike China’s...
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has indicated her desire for Australia to price carbon by 2012....
As Rio Tinto executive Stern Hu sat in the Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People’s Court...
Foreword On Tuesday 31 March 2026, the Centre for Independent Studies hosted a forum at...
Executive Summary Public debate about the ‘cost-of-living crisis’ often confuses nominal price increases with declining...
Foreword When the Book of Genesis speaks of enmity between the serpent and the descendants...
Executive Summary Australia faces persistent economic challenges. Productivity growth has slowed, business investment is uneven,...
In recent weeks, the United States has taken some assertive steps in the South China...
Four years before World War I, British author and politician Norman Angell published 'The Great...
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Deng Xiaoping’s oft–repeated aphorism for the Chinese Communist Party is to ‘seek truth from facts.’...