Author: Dewi Fortuna Anwar
Published: September 2024 (Vol.19 No.3)
Global Asia
Southeast Asia is far ahead of Northeast Asia when it comes to regional integration. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations has become something of a model for co-operation and an important convenor of discussions that include its external partners.
Three of those partners — China, Japan and South Korea — have again started talking after a long hiatus, which is welcome news in ASEAN, writes Dewi Fortuna Anwar. Anything that eases tensions in light of the China-US rivalry is a useful step toward greater harmony.
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Prof. Dewi Fortuna Anwar, Chair of the Board of Directors, The Habibie Center is Honorary Member of the Romanian Institute for Europe-Asia Studies – IRSEA.
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