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The US is developing the AirSea Battle concept in response to what it sees as China’s anti-access strategies. But there

Non-Confrontational Assertiveness: China’s New Security Posture – Analysis

Non-confrontational assertiveness may best characterise China’s new regional security posture. This will be the new reality that regional actors may

The Indian Ocean region is home to three critical sea lanes used for global energy transportation. The disruption of these

The establishment of the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) recently and the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) last year has

The hurried burial at sea of Osama bin Laden’s body after his killing by US special forces has provoked negative

The death of Osama Bin Laden will not end Al Qaeda-inspired terrorism. The next battle should focus on the delegitimisation

The wrangling over access to resources in the Spratly Islands is evolving into a legal dispute. The issue is whether

Though overshadowed by the Cambodia-Thai border conflict, the 18th ASEAN Summit in Jakarta was determined to achieve the group’s vision

China may soon acquire its first aircraft carrier through the reconstruction of the ex-Soviet Varyag. This could presage the rise

One month into office, President Thein Sein’s government has been sending mixed signals on reform. Many challenges remain for the

Jason on While Kremlin Focuses On Ukraine, Rest Of Post-Soviet Space ‘Disappearing Before Our Eyes’ – OpEdMay 2, 2024
During the war in Ukraine the RF were quite 'light' in their antagonism towards Odessa but that now seems to…
Derrick Baragwanath on Anzac And The Pageantry Of Deception – OpEdMay 2, 2024
The author of this article displays a woeful ignorance of Australia's historical role in conflict over the last 150 years.…
John Howard Newcomb on Take National Security Off Auto-Pilot – OpEdMay 2, 2024
Obviously more of libertarian America-Firster than a serious academic. Look closely at his source data references because he includes US…
raj on Is The Church Having Second Thoughts About India’s Modi? – OpEdApril 30, 2024
The narrative does not make any reference to the vast sums of money pouring from wealthy Christian and other groups…
RITU YADAV on Unearthing Reasons Behind Drop In Indian Household Savings – OpEdApril 29, 2024
Things are changing and people are choosing various options of expenditure.