Can Netanyahu prioritise Israel’s Asia pivot?
Author: Carice Witte, SIGNAL Former Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party is set to form a stable 64-seat far-right…
Malaysia gets a second shot at democratisation under Anwar
Author: Liam Gammon, EABER A big question in the wake of Malaysia’s 2018 election was whether the country had embarked…
Deterrence across the Taiwan Strait demands a diplomatic touch
Authors: Charles KS Wu, University of South Alabama, Lin (Kirin) Pu, Tulane University and Cathy Fang, GWU Few observers of…
Saudi Arabia’s pivot to Asia
Author: Oliver B John, Astrolabe Global Strategy Saudi Arabia’s decision in October to spearhead a two million barrel per day…
Indonesia’s Successful G20 Summit: A Turning Point?
Author: Colin I Bradford, Brookings Institution The Indonesian G20 year was like no other. The Russian war in Europe divided…
The return of Atlantic industrial policy challenges Asian trade efficiency
Author: Editorial Board, ANU The structural cracks in the global economy are becoming bigger and more dangerous. In October this…
Washington won’t chip away at China’s military with semiconductor sanctions
Authors: Gary Clyde Hufbauer and Megan Hogan, PIIE In October 2022, the Biden administration introduced export controls on China, prohibiting…
US chips war hits allies but likely misses long term Chinese strategic target
Authors: Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, ECIPE and Robin Baker, LSE The US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has…
Can Marcos Jr make merry with China?
Author: Xiangning Wu, University of Macau Philippines’ President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said that China has always been the Philippines’ strongest…
Geopolitics goes into orbit with the US and China’s space ambitions
Author: Saadia M Pekkanen, University of Washington Space stations are the harbinger of a deepening bipolarity in the international relations…