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.

When it comes to dictatorships, it's better the devil you know, Alberto Mozqueira writes.

It isn’t the first time, and it probably won’t be the last, writes Albere Mozqueira

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

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

As the world prepares for another Summer Olympics, some people are yet again questioning how the benefits of hosting the Games outweigh the glaring costs, Marvin Vestil writes.

Yaoi Japanese anime and manga functions as an outlet for sexual minorities, Andre Kwok writes.

Unresolved historical grievances are filling the vacuum left by a downturn of US involvement in the region, creating ramifications for the security of the Asia-Pacific, Noah Yim writes.