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More than finance, technology or even popular support, the biggest obstacle to nuclear power in Asia is policy uncertainty.

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The election of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's favoured candidate as leader of the Democratic Party creates ...

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To remain relevant in Southeast Asia, Japan must pursue middle power diplomacy that respects ASEAN’s strategic autonomy.

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Xi summit may not promise major breakthroughs, but normalising leader-level dialogue and avoiding crisis is success enough ...