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What the Coup in Madagascar Means for Indo- Pacific?

After decades of stable politics, a violent uprising has rocked Madagascar again, leaving the country in the hands of a military junta. The island...

The United States as the Indo-Pacific’s Self-Appointed Maritime Police

On September 23, the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs under the Department of State published the United States’ Commitment to Maritime Security...

Racing Ahead or Risking Collapse? The Quad Plus Dilemma in Asia-Pacific Security

The Asian Pacific geopolitical makeup has changed at a rapid rate. The presence of the Quad, Quad Plus, and AUKUS structures guarantees stability; however,...

Australia Faces New Tests in US Ties Under Trump’s Second Term

Since President Donald Trump returned to office in January 2025, Australia has been grappling with unpredictable shifts in its relationship to one of its...

What does the US’s foreign aid withdrawal mean for the Pacific region?

Following his victory in the 2024 U.S. elections, Donald Trump re-entered the presidential office as a highly controversial figure. In the fields of foreign...

Is India still relevant in the US Asia-Pacific strategy?

“I don’t care what India does with Russia. They can take their dead economies down together, for all I care.” This was the statement...

Japan’s Defence White Paper 2025: Japan Flags Growing Threats in the Indo-Pacific

Tokyo officials published their Defense of Japan 2025 White Paper, which found that the international community is at its highest risk of conflict since...

Cyber Intelligence and the New Cold War in Southeast Asia

The Indo-Pacific is no longer just a maritime chessboard for great powers—it has evolved into a digital battlefield where invisible threats define the new...

US military exercises in Southeast Asia reveal a new Indo-Pacific strategy

Adjusting the approach compared to the “Trump 1.0” era US military exercises in Southeast Asia in the first half of 2025 have shown a shift...

Balancing Steel and Silk: Small-State Defense Strategy in the Taiwan Strait

Flying Between the Cracks of Giants Singapore’s defense relationship with Taiwan is one of the Indo-Pacific’s most discreet yet enduring military partnerships. Since 1975, under...

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