The recent altercation in the South China Sea between Chinese and Philippine vessels underscores the need for science diplomacy and cooperation in fisheries management
Given their common interests and challenges, countries in Southeast Asia and the Pacific should foster closer ties
The US and China should consider how collaborating on technology, particularly in helping the Global South, will yield more benefits than a zero-sum race to decouple
Vital people-to-people exchanges can forge ahead and maintain calm and control amid the complications of the strategic competition between the great powers
Concerns are rising that an internet that fragments into separate open and closed spheres divided by geography and politics is inevitable
An assessment of Beijing’s signature foreign economic policy program and its impact and future in Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia, and Pakistan
A look at the economic component of the Canadian Indo-Pacific Strategy launched in November last year
Delhi has a strong case to be the natural leader of the Indo-Pacific – Whether the Americans agree may shape the future of the India-US partnership in the region
Bangladesh is in the middle of both the stressed relationship between its neighbors China and India and the fraught Beijing-Washington global strategic rivalry
The shifts in the perception of Jews in Russia highlight the overriding force of nationalism and its hyper-intensification in post-Soviet Russian society
The US views the Quad as an alliance that can contain Chinese expansionism in the Indo-Pacific, but India may not feel the same way
The novel framework bringing together Australia, India, Japan and the US is a partnership in search of a purpose
In losing the right to host the Under-20 World Cup, Indonesia is missing the chance to demonstrate diplomatic poise and how sport is a key platform for promoting peace
The recent flurry of diplomacy by South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol indicates that Seoul is intent on implementing its new Indo-Pacific Strategy
The dip in the EU-China relationship has been due in large part to economic fundamentals and not just differences in values, with the downward trend likely to continue
The US and its Western and other allies and partners are doubling down on sanctions against Russia but Moscow could react in an unexpected way
The US-led post-World War II international order has ended, and the new multipolar global system is prompting major realignments in the Arab world
The Ukraine war has confirmed the emergence of the Multipolar World Order 2.0, with vast strategic and economic contention between the great-power rival blocs in Eurasia
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