More: ASEAN
Carving its Own ASEAN Path: India in between America and China
Authors: Tridivesh Singh Maini and Maithili Parikh I ndia has invested immensely to strengthen its economic and strategic ties with South East...
Move and Counter-move
T he world has always been an inquisitive olio of kaleidoscopic diplomacy. After the World War-1 we saw how nations toggled between...
The Chinese success at the G20 Summit of Hangzhou
In a letter written in December 2015, Xi Jinping proposed some national and global objectives for the G20 Summit of September 4-5, 2016. For...
India, Myanmar and the Indo-Pacific Economic Corridor
China’s ambitious One Belt One Road project is drawing a lot of attention due to its scale as well as strategic implications. What is...
India-Vietnam Ties: Looking beyond the China factor
Authors: Manish Vaid & Tridivesh Singh Maini Recent years have witnessed a deepening of ties between India and Vietnam. While robust foundations were laid...
The Future of ASEM and its Vision for the 21st Century
For two decades ASEM has played a key role as a forum for dialogue and cooperation connecting Asia with Europe. ASEM’s value and continuing...
Yellow Light Deterrence: Poor American Strategy in the South China Sea
In 2001, in response to an Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) agreement with China regarding conduct in the South China Sea, Odgaard (2001)...
Geopolitical risks in Southeast Asia are threatening economic development in the region
ASEAN finds itself at the nexus of the world’s great powers, the United States and China, and must balance their competing influences while maintaining...
Digital Economy has the Potential to Drive ASEAN Integration
In a session on the emergence of the digital economy in South-East Asia at the 25th World Economic Forum on ASEAN, global and regional...
Could ASEAN Become a Pacific NATO?
The Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a union of nations that was born out of a desire for economic modernization and...