Many have sought to link the Ukraine crisis to the security situation in East Asia. Voices have been heard warning that China might follow suit in local territorial disputes, while others argue that due to its own internal problems it will stay quiet. But due to China’s favorable present global position, it can still balance… Continue reading Security Implications for East Asia Post-Crimea
In the IAS Policy Paper, Filip Šebok analyses the development of the domestic political situation in Thailand, where yet another round of ongoing battle between the polarized political camps has raged since November 2013. Author also explores the implications of the current crisis on the Thai economy and foreign relations. This policy paper is only… Continue reading Political instability in Thailand: A hazardous game with the country’s future
In the IAS Policy Paper, Richard Turcsányi asks the question: Is China a new divider of the EU? The author analyses the relationship between Central and Eastern Europe with China, also from the perspective of the EU. The policy paper can be downloaded here… Image credit: https://flic.kr/p/bV292Y
In the IAS Policy Paper, Filip Šebok analyses the nature of the foreign policy of the Shinzo Abe administration in Tokyo and the challenges posed to Japan by the regional environment. The policy paper can be downloaded here… Image credit: https://flic.kr/p/dXXWZF
In the IAS Policy Paper, Richard Turcsányi takes a long term perspective to recent dynamics in the South China Sea. He also presents a view of why the situation is so worrying and what we can expect in the future months and perhaps years. The policy paper can be downloaded here… Image… Continue reading The long term perspective of the South China Sea dispute
