Myat Sandar Zaw

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Myat Sandar Zaw is a BSc International Relations graduate from the University of London. She is also a policy analyst at the Organisation for Threat Assessment and Peacebuilding. She previously worked as a correspondent at the German-Southeast Asian Centre of Excellence for Public Policy and Good Governance . Her research interests centre on foreign policy, geopolitical and security dynamics shaping Asia-Pacific small states, middle powers and regional organisations. She analyses how Southeast Asian historical, institutional and normative traditions inform ASEAN’s geopolitical strategy vis-à-vis ASEAN's dialogue partners, and the evolving engagements between Myanmar and the ASEAN.

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Peacemaking or Power Play? The U.S. and China’s Race for Global Influence

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