Inside Story

International Why Labour lost Peter Brent 13 December 2019 How important was Brexit to the British election result? International The paradox of the People’s Liberation Army Kerry Brown and Sophie Wushuang Yi 4 December 2019 Tightly controlled and generously funded, the PLA hasn’t seen battle overseas since 1979 International The power of the ballot box Rowan Callick 25 November 2019 Has the pro-democracy movement gained the upper hand by the most peaceful means possible? International How toilets and bugs bind us together Assa Doron and Alex Broom 18 November 2019 The way India deals with sanitation affects us all

International Can Trump win? Peter Brent 20 September 2019 The American president might win next year’s election, but will he? International The Saudi oil shock: a symptom of a much bigger economic risk Adam Triggs 19 September 2019 Is a highly integrated global economy starting to come apart at the seams? International So a radical-right party just had another “win.” What happens next? Stefanie Beyens and Sofie Blombäck 15 September 2019 How the other parties react is just as important in assessing the impact of gains by the right International Hong Kong’s spirit of struggle Rowan Callick 14 September 2019 The protesters’ undiminished resolve is all about preserving a way of life

International Succession time in Singapore? Michael D. Barr 4 August 2019 Is a tired prime minister Lee Hsien Loong set to hand over the reins? International How Beijing sees Hong Kong Kerry Brown 4 August 2019 The city’s economic importance has declined significantly, but China itself isn’t immune to the pressures on display International Japan’s post-populist democracy Tobias Harris 15 July 2019 A quiet campaign for the upper house suggests that Japanese politics is well and truly back to normal International Two systems, one crisis Hamish McDonald 12 July 2019 The aftermath of the backdown in Hong Kong is being closely watched in Australia and among its allies