Towards a new US–China modus vivendi in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asian countries have a vital role to play in fostering peaceful coexistence between the superpowers, write Vu Le Thai Hoang and Ngo Di Lan (Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam).
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Southeast Asian countries have a vital role to play in fostering peaceful coexistence between the superpowers, write Vu Le Thai Hoang and Ngo Di Lan (Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam).
The May 14 polls are unpredictable, but the underlying political conflicts within Thailand’s body politic remain the same, writes Greg Raymond (ANU).
Greg Raymond is a Research Associate at the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs, The Australian National University and was Director Strategic Policy in the Australian Department of Defence 2009-2012.
The heft of US-imposed economic sanctions on Russia has left many in the Global South acutely aware of their vulnerability to US dollar dominance, reinvigorating calls for an Asian Monetary Fund, writes Andrew Sheng.
Shiro Armstrong is Director of the Australia–Japan Research Centre and the Asian Bureau of Economic Research at the Crawford School of Public Policy at The Australian National University, and is Editor of the East Asia Forum.