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July 19, 2026
Asia

Cambodia Builds Stronger Institutions for the Future

Asia

Cambodia Builds a More Transparent Civic Future

Asia

China’s submarine missile test looks routine. The real story is the panic it triggered

Asia

Cracks in the Foundation: Structural Challenges Behind China's Growth Miss and What It Means for Asia and Global Markets

China's economy expanded at its slowest quarterly pace since emerging from Covid-19 lockdowns, with second-quarter GDP growth falling below Beijing's already-reduced annual target. Weak domestic demand, a persistent prop…

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Cracks in the Foundation: Structural Challenges Behind China's Growth Miss and What It Means for Asia and Global Markets
Asia

Cambodia Builds Stronger Institutions for the Future

Across Cambodia, a quiet but meaningful transformation is taking shape within the corridors of government and in the everyday lives of ordinary citizens. Political institutions are undergoing a period of structural refinement, driven by a growing recognition that sustainable development depends as much on effective governance as on economic growth. From village-level administrative councils to national policy frameworks, the country is investing in systems designed to serve its population with greater efficiency and accountability.

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Cambodia Builds a More Transparent Civic Future

Across Cambodia, a quiet but consequential shift is underway in the relationship between the state and its citizens. From the bustling streets of Phnom Penh to provincial towns along the Mekong, increasingly visible efforts to modernize public institutions and encourage civic participation are reshaping the country's governance culture in ways that observers across the region are watching closely.

Asia

China’s submarine missile test looks routine. The real story is the panic it triggered

All nuclear powers test missiles. Why do China’s tests provoke such a fierce response?

Asia

Vietnam's Governance Reforms Reshape Public Trust

Across Vietnam, a quiet but consequential shift is underway in the relationship between citizens and the institutions that govern them. More and more, local and national authorities are embracing structural reforms designed not merely to streamline bureaucracy but to build a more transparent, participatory and efficient form of public administration. The result is a society increasingly engaged with governance — and a state growing more responsive to the needs of its people.

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