Jakarta, Indonesia More than 50 policy experts, researchers, and representatives of civil society organizations from Asia, Africa, and Latin America gathered in Jakarta on August 12–13, 2026, for the Global South Dialogue on Critical Minerals and Green...

The article by Putra Adhiguna and Ahmad Zuhdi Dwi Kusuma offers a third way and new model for critical minerals development. For complete argument, please read the original source at: https://gsphub.org/publications/three-ways-the-us-can-promote-a-ne...

In the Trivium Weekly Recap article “Rethinking Technology Export Controls,” on the Sinica Podcast platform, Andrew Polk highlights new research from Chinese state-affiliated policy institutes on how China should manage technology export restrictions....

The debate over wealth tax in Indonesia has intensified in recent years due to rising economic inequality, fiscal pressures, and demands for a fairer tax system. A wealth tax generally refers to an annual levy on net assets owned by high-net-worth individuals,...

The United States has fundamentally repurposed its trade policy to prioritize national security over market efficiency, centering its strategy on securing critical mineral supply chains. This shift, highlighted in recent research, reveals that the U.S....

For decades, mainstream economics viewed government intervention in markets with skepticism, often warning against the perils of “picking winners.” However, a series of flagship reports from the World Bank—most notably the World Development...