Tag: Genghis Khan


  • In Focus: The Dreams and Perils of Moving Capitals in a Changing Asia

    In Focus: The Dreams and Perils of Moving Capitals in a Changing Asia

    Introduction: Why Capitals Move in Asia Across Asia, capitals have always been more than administrative centers; they are symbols of national identity, engines of regional growth, and barometers of political will. As economies diversify, climate risks rise, and demographic pressures intensify, governments increasingly consider relocating capital cities. This bold move promises efficiency and resilience, yet…

  • In Focus: The Dreams and Perils of Moving Capitals in a Shifting Asia

    In Focus: The Dreams and Perils of Moving Capitals in a Shifting Asia

    Introduction: Capitals in Flux Across Asia Across Asia, the idea of moving a capital is about more than geography. It’s a signal—economic ambition, political reform, and even cultural reorientation. From historical shifts inspired by prophecy or strategic threat to contemporary plans shaped by climate resilience and megacity growth, capital relocation remains a potent tool for…