Geopolitics in the Asia Pacific and the Role of Southeast Asian NGOs
This article delves into the complex impact of geopolitical rivalry in the Indo-Pacific on Southeast Asian NGOs. It explores how these organizations navigate challenges amid intense great power competition. By examining their experiences, it offers insights into evolving regional geopolitics and the crucial role of civil society.
The Changing Dynamics of ASEAN-China Relations
This article analyzes shifts in Philippine-China policy and their implications for ASEAN. It explores domestic drivers behind the policy change and its impact on ASEAN dynamics. Central questions include domestic influences on policy and key changes under the Marcos Administration.
Indo-Pacific Architecture – New Economic Needs and Rules
The evolving Indo-Pacific framework entails reassessing trade and investment connections across Asia, the Pacific, Europe, and Africa. It involves recalibrating these ties, along with technology collaboration, to align with emerging economic and strategic dynamics among nations and regions.
India, China and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)
This report evaluates India’s engagement with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) amidst deteriorating Sino-Indian relations and the broader geopolitical landscape. It analyzes the SCO’s potential role in stabilizing India-China tensions, India’s continental and maritime security strategies, and its relations with Russia in light of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Non-Traditional Security and Regional Cooperation in the BBIN Region – Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal Survey
This report presents the findings of a Regional Experts Survey aimed at studying perceptions and attitudes among experts from Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal on regional cooperation in various non-traditional security areas. The survey draws a picture of India’s regional cooperation efforts according to what experts perceive as its strong points and those that need more sustained work. Together, these non-traditional security issues depict areas of cooperation that hold the potential to enhance regional integration in the BBIN sub-region further.
Non-Traditional Security and Regional Cooperation in the BBIN Region – India Survey
This report presents the findings of a Regional Experts Survey aimed at studying perceptions and attitudes among experts from India on regional cooperation in various non-traditional security areas. The survey draws a picture of India’s cooperation efforts in the region according to what experts perceive as its strong points and those that need more sustained work. Together, these non-traditional security issues depict areas of cooperation that hold the potential to enhance regional integration in the BBIN sub-region further.