21/05/2017 – by Lan Xue, Lingfei Weng, et al. Daunting challenges in implementing SDGs Read full article
Law of the sea 23/03/2017 – by Alan C. Robles Pivoting Philippines ASEAN leaders have long resisted China’s claims to the South China Sea, but the Philippines’ new president is strangely ambivalent More
Authoritarianism 01/02/2017 – by Nora Sausmikat Populism in the Middle Kingdom Xi Jinping is centralising government power and reversing progress towards the rule of law in China More
Comment 04/11/2016 – by Afshan Subohi Much needed injection of capital If the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor works out well, it could jumpstart Pakistan’s economy More
Special economic zones 14/09/2016 – by Jong Woo Kang “Improve people’s lives” Special economic zones should serve the purpose of smart urbanisations, says ADB economist More
Blog 26/08/2016 – by Hans Dembowski How Europe can benefit from Asia's rise EU needs to speak with one voice More
Blog 08/07/2016 – by Hans Dembowski Distorted rhetoric at ADB conference Why the general public often does not properly understand multilateral affairs More
Blog 20/05/2016 – by Hans Dembowski Dictators are not normally benign No, China does not prove that authoritarian rule is useful More
Asia 08/05/2016 – by Hans Dembowski Multilateral banks honeymoon The first co-financing effort looks promising, but ADB and AIIB may yet become fierce adversaries More
Social and environmental standards 07/05/2016 – by Hans Dembowski Let’s race to the top NGOs praise ADB for environmental and social safeguards but want better implementation More
Blog 02/05/2016 – by Hans Dembowski ADB and AIIB share interest in infrastructure Changing landscape of development finance More
Interview 02/03/2016 – by Hans-Joachim Fuchtel “Pool and share knowledge” The role of the Asian Development Bank and other IFIs in the eyes of Germany’s BMZ More
