Cambodian FM Prak Sokhonn to conclude trip to Morocco
- Daily Brief
- March 28, 2023
The alliance’s engagements in Asia do not signal its intent to become involved in western Pacific conflicts.
READ MOREThe potential for a cooperative win-win solution may be overshadowed by the competitive environment.
READ MOREAn alliance between Asia’s leading democratic powers would have profound consequences for regional security.
READ MOREColloquially, the squeaky wheel gets the grease — but not so in the case of Japan and South Korea.
READ MOREThe embryonic alliance must first resolve its internal disputes before it can present a united front.
READ MOREUS and Chinese representatives used the Singapore meeting to present their competing regional visions.
READ MOREAfter a long hiatus, the Taiwan flashpoint is back on the agenda. The situation is more complex than ever.
READ MOREExpect heightened risks of cross-strait military escalation during Taiwan’s 2020 general election.
READ MOREThough a repeat of the 2014 poll, electoral conditions have changed in the intervening years.
READ MOREThe broader strategic issues driving competition between the two powers will remain unaddressed.
READ MOREThe ill-timed speech has revitalised the fortunes of the pro-independence party.
READ MOREThe downward spiral of US-China relations will increasingly focus on 5G tech.
READ MOREDomestic distractions and Chinese demands will slow progress on the draft agreement.
READ MOREThe US and its allies will find their military options increasingly curtailed by China’s defensive plans.
READ MOREComplicated domestic politics in all three capitals will create headaches for policy makers.
READ MOREThe sharp deterioration in bilateral relations is unlikely to be repaired quickly.
READ MOREPro-independence forces have been rattled by their surprise loss in the ‘midterm’ local elections.
READ MOREWith a lot of players and not much time, concluding negotiations by 2021 is an ambitious goal.
READ MOREDeclining relations between Beijing and Washington signal turbulent times ahead for the Indo-Pacific.
READ MOREDespite warming relations with Moscow, Ulaanbaatar will maintain its ‘Third Neighbour Policy’.
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