Inside Story

Correspondents Taiwan’s cat warrior to the rescue? Antonia Finnane 24 November 2023 Hsiao Bi-khim’s impressive record might help save Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party from electoral defeat Correspondents Rodrigo Duterte’s legacy Margaret Simons 1 November 2023 Continued killings suggest that the violence unleashed by the former Philippines president has become endemic Correspondents Taiwan’s double jeopardy Antonia Finnane 12 October 2023 In Taipei, National Day tests the temperature of nationalist sentiment National affairs Quad erat demonstrandum? Hamish McDonald 31 July 2023 A group of Japanese foreign policy experts has a message for the Australian government

Correspondents Tokyo 2020 vs Covid-19 David Hayes 26 February 2020 Japan approaches its Olympics across a tightrope of risk Correspondents Losing hearts and minds Rowan Callick 13 January 2020 Taiwanese voters add their voice to opponents of Xi Jinping’s ambitions 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 Where does North Korea go from here? Justin Hastings 5 March 2019 The Hanoi summit might have failed to reach an agreement, but it highlighted the dilemmas facing the regime

International Japan’s unhopeful choice Walter Hamilton 15 October 2017 Despite a high-profile new party, Japanese voters still don’t have a real alternative, writes a former ABC correspondent International Managing the Hermit Kingdom Jingdong Yuan 7 September 2017 Beijing’s response to North Korea is constrained by its own security concerns International A costly bluffing game Hugh White 31 July 2017 Empty threats by the Trump administration are serving Beijing’s interests Correspondents Korean wave runs aground on China’s rocky shore Duncan Hewitt 18 May 2017 The THAAD missile controversy has provoked anger in Beijing and consternation in Korea, and has even dented China’s love affair with Korean TV dramas