Southeast Asia
Facing Up to Climate Change-Induced Biosecurity Threats
RSIS - APLN member Mely Caballero-Anthony co-wrote a commentary with Jose Ma. Luis Montesclaros on biosecurity threats arising from climate change-induced zoonotic diseases.
Indonesia: Between Expectations and Navigating a Challenging Future
CSCAP - APLN member Lina Alexandra wrote about the three security concerns that Indonesia will have to address in the coming year and summarized three important takeaways for Indonesia.
Three Months After Biden, It’s Xi’s Turn to Court Vietnam
THE NEW YORK TIMES - APLN member Huong Le Thu commented on Vietnam's responses to the US-China competition.
Is There Such a Thing as a Global South?
FOREIGN POLICY - APLN member C. Raja Mohan wrote on the concept of global south.
Partnerships in Disaster Relief – What Is Southeast Asia Expecting?
Lina Gong examines the evolution of Southeast Asia's disaster relief and considers SEA's future HADR cooperation with external powers.
Maintaining Multicultural Harmony in Challenging Geopolitical Times
DANUBE INSTITUTE - APLN member Cheng-Chwee Kuik examines the geopolitical role of Malaysia in the Asia-Pacific region.
Indonesia in the Emerging World Order
CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE - APLN member Elina Noor co-wrote an article with Christopher S. Chivvis and Beatrix Geaghan-Breiner.
Anwar Ibrahim’s Quiet Triumph
PROJECT SYNDICATE - APLN member Kishore Mahbubani published his latest column in Project Syndicate, detailing the rise of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, and what this means for Malaysia and ...
How Communist Party of Vietnam Achieves ‘Quantum Leaps’ in Vietnam-US Relations
THINK CHINA - APLN member Hoang Thi Ha points out that Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong is actively promoting “Vietnamese bamboo diplomacy” as his foreign policy ...
India’s Expanding Global Influence Has Limited Reach in ASEAN
FULCRUM - APLN member Hoang Thi Ha argues that India is seizing strategic opportunities to emerge as a new global power, but its influence in Southeast Asia has not yet been strongly perceived.