China’s SCO Diplomacy: Creating A Parallel World Order? – Analysis
China is expanding its multilateral diplomacy, and one of its targets is Central and South Asia. Indeed, the Shanghai Cooperation
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Author: Henrick Z. Tsjeng
Henrick Z. Tsjeng is Associate Research Fellow with the Regional Security Architecture Programme at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore.
Articles by Henrick Z. Tsjeng :
The ASEAN-Led Multilateral Order: Unravelling? – Analysis
The unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic has exposed deep ideological divisions and geopolitical rivalries, especially between the US and China. ASEAN once
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ASEAN Outlook On Indo-Pacific: Seizing The Narrative? – Analysis
The issuance of the ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific (AOIP) was one of the most important developments for ASEAN in
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51st ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Singapore: Whither ASEAN Centrality? – Analysis
The recent 51st ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (AMM) and Related Meetings in Singapore saw progress on the South China Sea
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ASEAN Unity In Face Of China’s Unilateral ‘Consensus’ – Analysis
Following the recent conclusion of the Special ASEAN-China Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, some media reports suggest that China had pressured ASEAN
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ASEAN Centrality: Still Alive And Kicking – Analysis
ASEAN centrality has been challenged by the pulls of US-China tensions of late. Developments behind the scenes, and the recent
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The Sixth Trilateral Summit: Style Over Substance? – Analysis
After more than a three-year hiatus, the Trilateral Summit between China, Japan and South Korea has finally been revived. Although
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