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James Chin

James Chin

Professor James Chin is the Director of the Asia Institute, University of Tasmania. He is an expert on the governance issues in Southeast Asia, especially Malaysia and Singapore. He also works on island states in the South Pacific. His views are regularly sought by major news agencies around the world, including The New York Times, The Financial Times, BBC World TV, CNBC and Bloomberg.
Professor James Chin is the Director of the Asia Institute, University of Tasmania. He is an expert on the governance issues in Southeast Asia, especially Malaysia and Singapore. He also works on island states in the South Pacific. His views are regularly sought by major news agencies around the world, including The New York Times, The Financial Times, BBC World TV, CNBC and Bloomberg.
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Opinion | Why is Southeast Asia so concerned about Aukus?

Many think there is no such thing as acquiring nuclear-powered submarines without the prospect of acquiring nuclear weapons in the future.

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By offering voters the same key players as in the 2018 election the Pakatan Harapan risk losing those seeking a change from the ‘old politics’. It’s time to lose the bogeyman, writes James Chin.

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