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Amplifying the democratic polylogue: The case for Taiwan-Europe cooperation on regional and minority languages

Taiwan and Central and Eastern Europe should intensify their collaboration to protect regional and minority languages, recognizing the role of multilingualism in bolstering democratic resilience. Key takeaways: Taiwan and Poland’s transitions to democracy marked significant shifts in language policies, leading to the recognition and protection of marginalized languages like Hakka and Kashubian. The inclusive language… Continue reading Amplifying the democratic polylogue: The case for Taiwan-Europe cooperation on regional and minority languages

Myanmar’s crisis: the fragility of governance and the urgency of climate action

Myanmar faces a dual crisis of civil war and climate-related disasters, underscoring the urgent need for both governance reform and climate action to prevent further regional destabilization in Southeast Asia. Key takeaways: Myanmar’s civil war and frequent climate disasters have combined to create a severe humanitarian crisis, deepening the country’s fragility and leading to widespread… Continue reading Myanmar’s crisis: the fragility of governance and the urgency of climate action

The green wave: Malaysia’s conservative political shift

The rise of the Islamic “green wave” and persistent Bumiputera policies risk deepening Malaysia’s domestic divisions, as tensions grow between Islamization and the country’s multicultural, secular foundations. Key takeaways: Malaysia’s long-held balance between its Muslim identity and its diverse, multi-ethnic and multi-religious population is under threat from the rise of Islamic political parties. The 1MDB… Continue reading The green wave: Malaysia’s conservative political shift

Identarian Atlanticism and foreign policy implications: a study of European public attitudes

An increasing number of scholars have studied the role of identity in shaping states’ foreign policy. In Europe, the existence of diverse national identities renders shared senses of European identity an important foundation for any foreign policy requiring supra-national coordination. Most studies support the view that strengthening senses of European identity promote ‘Europeanist’ foreign policy… Continue reading Identarian Atlanticism and foreign policy implications: a study of European public attitudes

Ishiba’s Japan: Navigating diplomacy and security in the post-Abe era

Japan’s new Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba, a former defense chief and critic of the late Shinzo Abe, is expected to shift Japan’s domestic and international policies towards a more moderate and diplomatic approach, particularly with China, while balancing regional security and strengthening ties with key partners like the US. Key takeaways Shigeru Ishiba’s election as… Continue reading Ishiba’s Japan: Navigating diplomacy and security in the post-Abe era

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Tag: Domestic Politics • Elections • Political Parties

Amplifying the democratic polylogue: The case for Taiwan-Europe cooperation on regional and minority languages

Myanmar’s crisis: the fragility of governance and the urgency of climate action

The green wave: Malaysia’s conservative political shift

Identarian Atlanticism and foreign policy implications: a study of European public attitudes

Ishiba’s Japan: Navigating diplomacy and security in the post-Abe era

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