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What to expect from the Modi government on economic development in the new decade.
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Kevin Rudd tackles tough questions of today in an interview for IMF's Finance and Development Online publication.
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Anubhav Gupta joins Times Now to discuss Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Daniel Russel writes that adjustments to China's BRI projects will bring benefits.
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If China's leaders are serious about reform, there are several things they can do to cut down on corruption, waste, and local anger.
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Kevin Rudd says we have a 'fiduciary responsibility' to fight climate change.
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Daniel Russel's speech on prospects for the economy in 2019
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Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson speaks on the U.S. and China at a Crossroads in an address at Asia Society headquarters.
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China is no longer a country content with its current circumstances, ASPI President Kevin Rudd tells Japan's Asahi Shimbun.
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ASEAN should advance own Indo-Pacific concept or see Washington or Beijing take the lead, writes ASPI President Kevin Rudd.
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China’s Economic Reforms Cannot, Should Not Stop, ASPI President Kevin Rudd writes in Caixin.
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As long as the future of U.S.-China relations remain unclear, Japan's PM Shinzo Abe should work on improving China-Japan relations, says ASPI President Kevin Rudd.
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A discussion of ASPI Distinguished Fellow Marty Natelegawa's new book about the Indo-Pacific's longest-standing regional organization.