An anti-sexual violence bill has languished in Indonesia's House of Representatives since 2016 but the path forward remains fraught with difficulties, writes Adeline Tinessia. 

When trying to prepare for the next tsunami, building a bigger seawall isn’t the easy solution it sounds, writes Fletcher Howell.

Despite the financial success and global appeal of K-pop, all that glitters is not gold, as the K-pop industry is in need of reform, writes Brandon Tan.

Lessons about female autonomy from the past will be the key to solving the problems of the future, writes Samantha Wong.

The absence of Chinese literature in Australia is holding us back from truly engaging with the Asian Century, writes Freya Cox.

The gig economy is fast transforming India into the epicenter of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, writes Andre Kwok.

The success of Kanikōsen is a sign that manga is a vessel for voices of the afflicted in Japan, Callum Dargavel writes.

Australian influence in the Pacific is being prevented from reaching its full potential by a flawed program of aid and outreach, Mark Wilson writes.

Policymakers must take preventative action against the recurring dangers of child predators on social media, Sheawin Leong writes.

The move of the Indonesian capital is an object lesson in climate change’s impacts on security in our region—and why Australia needs a grand strategy to deal with them, Alia Huberman writes.