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European Union searching for a safe shore: catching supply chains moving to ASEAN

The European Union is concerned about the future of its industrial might as the structure of global supply chains changes. If Europe does not want to be left behind, it needs to actively focus on finding and creating safe shores rather than continue to rely on a changing China or the impossible dream of friend-shoring.… Continue reading European Union searching for a safe shore: catching supply chains moving to ASEAN

A hidden key player? Thailand’s role in the Myanmar crisis

While China’s influence in the Myanmar conflict is often in the spotlight, Thailand’s unique and pivotal position in the crisis should not be overlooked. Key takeaways: Thailand remains one of the Myanmar junta’s most crucial allies, providing financial and diplomatic support, but carefully managing its role to avoid damaging its reputation. Bangkok also wields influence… Continue reading A hidden key player? Thailand’s role in the Myanmar crisis

Cybersecurity diplomacy: a potential EU engagement with Indonesia

The EU can be to Indonesia’s cybersecurity preparedness what the United States has been to its maritime security training. Key Takeaways: Indonesia frequently experiences cyberattacks and is still struggling to deal with its cybersecurity challenges, particularly the ones directed at its government institutions. Brussels might have a chance at addressing Indonesia’s president-elect’s open antipathy to… Continue reading Cybersecurity diplomacy: a potential EU engagement with Indonesia

How the Philippines exercises unconventional power against China

Despite being a small state with limited military, maritime, and economic capabilities, the Philippines has defied conventional wisdom by demonstrating its ability to stand its ground even when confronted by a great power like China. To resist Chinese aggression in the South China Sea, the Philippines has been exercising three sources of unconventional power: derivative,… Continue reading How the Philippines exercises unconventional power against China

Anwar Ibrahim in Russia: opportunism or hatred of the West?

The Malaysian leader’s apparent embrace of Russia reflects a growing cynicism about the current U.S.-backed global order. Anwar Ibrahim can’t seem to stay away from Russia. The Malaysian prime minister, once the darling of Western claqueurs, visited Vladivostok last month for the Eastern Economic Forum, where he praised Vladimir Putin for his “vision and leadership”… Continue reading Anwar Ibrahim in Russia: opportunism or hatred of the West?

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