Diplomatic Posturing and the Power Game in Southeast Asia
Interview with Dr Stephen Nagy by the Centre for Peace and Justice (JKCPJ) Director, Mr Nadir Ali
Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, INDIA, Apr 26, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Dr Stephen R Nagy, in a recent interview by Mr Nadir Ali, Director of the Centre for Peace and Justice (JKCPJ), responded to the rising tensions in Southeast Asia and spoke about mitigating the cascading issue of asymmetry of power and economy in the region. In his opinion, the world is once again experiencing a great power competition, a competition that could cascade into conflict and catastrophe. Terrestrial land disputes have expanded to the maritime domain, with China having disputes with states in Southeast Asia, India, and Japan. Chinese efforts to dominate Southeast Asian Politics and redistribute power is placing the region into the position of trying to balance regional security interests and national security interests. China is effectively using its
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Apr 19, 2021
It was the Christmas present nobody needed. On Dec. 25, 2019, Weekly Spa! magazine published a ranking of universities according to whether their female students were “sexually easy.”
“It’s not that I see just this article as a problem,” student Kazuna Yamamoto told The Japan Times at the time. “This caused all the frustrations I had about misogyny in Japan to explode.”
Yamamoto, along with three other women two of them fellow students from International Christian University channeled their frustrations into the formation of Voice Up Japan, a student-run organization that advocates for gender equality.
The group has chapters at ICU and four other universities Aoyama Gakuin, Meiji, Keio and Waseda and currently counts Japanese, Russians, Hongkongers, Americans and Germans among its membership.