A reflection on Britain’s colonial past, its present political challenges, and its prospects for a global, post-Brexit future.
RCEP is a thoroughly modern trade accord that will boost trade in services and drive growth in trade and investment in “new” areas.
Beijing’s moves will intensify the already heated China-US strategic rivalry.
ASEAN members may find the IPEF an attractive platform for advancing economic engagement with the US.
An analysis of the security challenges Tokyo faces, particularly with China, given the possibility that Beijing may attempt to take control of Taiwan.
International creditors should facilitate renegotiations of Colombo’s debt and press for efforts by the new prime minister to implement stabilizing measures and reforms
The real issue is whether the new leader can find an appropriate balance in dealing with the two major powers in the Indo-Pacific region – China and the United States.
Historian Dmitry Shlapentokh of Indiana University South Bend outlines the reasons why the US might be falling behind in the high-tech race.
The Russian president will go down in history as the figure of this era who has done the most harm and caused so much tragedy.
Fundamental differences between the approaches of the two sides to data governance remain.
If Beijing wants to recruit India to China’s efforts at reshaping the world order, it will have to be sensitive to New Delhi’s deliberate geopolitical balancing.
Countries in the region should focus on the opportunities offered by science diplomacy.
Are these sanctions as efficient as they seem or claim to be?
While the actions of Brussels and Berlin have been portrayed as something of a coming-into-their-own power play, the approach is redolent more of symbolism than substance
While much attention is on how China is approaching the Ukraine crisis, India’s posture could be more revealing of the volatile world of geopolitical rivalries.
Asia Global Institute Fellow William H Overholt examines the geopolitics of Korea, focusing on its efforts to balance relations with China with its dependence on the US.
The Quad can be a strong coalition of influence within the United Nations that could counter China’s growing weight in the international organization.
Assessing the enormous challenges for the world’s two biggest economies as they focus on shoring up their global competitiveness.
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