Bhutan’s foreign policy balancing act
Author: Nitasha Kaul, University of Westminster Throughout its history, Bhutan has often found itself caught between various imperial forces. It…
Is China abandoning its Iran–Saudi balancing act?
Author: Mohmad Waseem Malla, MP-IDSA Amid news of US intelligence agencies alleging that China is actively assisting Saudi Arabia’s ballistic…
India’s openness to a new Indo-Pacific order
Author: Swagato Ganguly, Centre for Advanced Studies in India As India celebrates 75 years of independence, the integrated dynamics of…
Pakistan’s troubled ties with the Taliban
Author: Ahmed Waqas Waheed, Roads Initiative In the immediate aftermath of the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, Pakistan appealed to the…
Defending multilateralism as Indonesia passes the G20 baton
Authors: Maria Monica Wihardja, ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute and Kiki Verico, LPEM FEB University of Indonesia As the tectonic plates of…
THAAD bad: Seoul–Beijing relations under Moon
Author: Seong-Hyon Lee, George H W Bush Foundation for US–China Relations During the tenure of former South Korean president Moon…
Yoon stumbles between Beijing and Washington
Author: Daniel Mitchum, New York South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is feeling the heat of the recent restrictions by the…
Bridging the Afghanistan gap in Pakistan–US relations
Author: Claude Rakisits, ANU Pakistan has been urging the international community, including the United States, to comprehensively engage with the…
Australia–Japan military cooperation retains capital punishment risk
Authors: Donald R Rothwell, ANU and Mai Sato, Monash University Throughout 2022, Australia–Japan military cooperation has been the subject of…
US-China strategic competition unchecked is headed for disaster
Author: Editorial Board, ANU The world’s two largest powers are on a collision course. Strategic competition between the United States…