America’s new rules are redefining global trade and finance
An interview with Andrew Cainey, RUSI Senior Associate Fellow, International Security, and Co-founder of the UK National Committee on China
23 September 2025
An interview with Andrew Cainey, RUSI Senior Associate Fellow, International Security, and Co-founder of the UK National Committee on China
China's industrial policy has been very successful in producing innovation, but the economic value created by these “new” industries is still limited
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is at an inflection point. This StoneBench white paper, written in partnership with Public Policy Advisory Asia, looks at the challenges ASEAN faces, and provides strategic recommendations
An interview with Michael Walsh, executive director of Pacific Basin Economic Council and managing director, Aer Mobi
BP’s stunning reversal on its renewable energy commitments is a direct result of President Doland Trump’s energy rhetoric—think “drill baby drill”. The oil giant will cut its planned funding for renewables by $5 billion and instead focus on oil and gas production. While sources attribute BP’s u-turn to investor concern stemming from poor financial performance, the political context ... BP’s reversal from renewables a sign of the times
Security concerns aside, Trump's re-election as president will impact the fortunes of Asian economies in more ways than one
EV not just about cars, but also two- and three-wheelers in Asia
Guest writer and political commentator John West writes about the choices China’s faced with given Xi Jinping’s leadership objectives
The Global South is gaining currency once again. This StoneBench white paper looks at why, and what its implications could be on global policymaking.
Japan’s stock market is reaching post-bubble economy highs, and this is benefiting the private market too, writes Motoya Kitamura, co-founder/ director of LUCA Japan