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Melbourne Asia Review is a research-based publication of the Asia Institute, University of Melbourne.
Trickle-down tensions: The hydropolitics of transboundary river systems in Asia
The rivers of the Eastern Tibetan Plateau, a lifeline for hundreds of millions of people across Asia, are a hotbed of geopolitical tension.
Is Indonesia’s labor movement stuck in neutral?
What will it take to significantly improve workers’ ability to organize and fight for their rights in Indonesia?
Searching for work life balance in South Korea
Relentless work in South Korea has resulted in related deaths and is playing a part in the nation’s falling fertility rate. How can South Koreans find a way to a healthier work-life balance?
What to watch for in India during Narendra Modi’s 3rd term as PM
While Modi secured a historic third term as India’s PM in recent elections, he no longer presides over an outright parliamentary majority by his party, the BJP.
How China safeguards its interests amid conflict in Myanmar
With escalating military conflict between Myanmar’s ruling junta and various ethnic armed organisations, China is pursuing a delicate balancing act along their shared 2,200 kilometre border.