DESPRE ASEAN
EVENIMENTE ASEAN IN 2018
ASEAN ÎN PRESĂ
ROMÂNIA – ASEAN
ASEAN – EUROPEAN UNION
ASEAN- European Union Dialogue Relations
The Importance of Being Earnest: Strengthening ASEAN-India Relations in an Evolving World
INTRODUCERE: Yanitha Meena Louis argues that for the ASEAN-India relationship to reach its full potential, it must move beyond surface-level engagement and delve deeper into strategic issues that reflect the dynamic roles of both parties in a constantly
ASEAN and The Principle of Non-Intervention
INTRODUCERE: Some critics have attributed adherence to the principle of non-intervention as one of the main reasons for ASEAN’s inability to address the situation in Myanmar.
Can ASEAN and India bring peace to Myanmar
INTRODUCERE: ASEAN and India will need to adopt a more inclusive and pragmatic approach towards Myanmar — one that involves all key stakeholders
Role of ADMM/ADMM-Plus: Preparing ASEAN for an Era of Conflict
INTRODUCERE: At their summit in October 2024, ASEAN leaders discussed regional and international issues that significantly affect the political security landscape.
China and the Philippines Contested Relations
INTRODUCERE: The South China Sea, a semi-enclosed body of water in the western Pacific Ocean, spans over 3.5 million square kilometres.
Ishiba’s New Security Proposals: A Bridge Too Far for ASEAN?
INTRODUCERE: New Japanese premier Shigeru Ishiba has brought some new security proposals to the region. They are unlikely to find a warm reception.
A Small Country’s Big Moment in ASEAN Amid Challenges
INTRODUCERE: Joanne Lin, Sharon Seah, Melinda Martinus, and Kristina Fong examine the outcomes of the 44th and 45th ASEAN Summits and assess Laos’ achievement as the ASEAN Chair.
ASEAN and the UN: Strengthening Security Through Multilateralism
INTRODUCERE: Amid growing geopolitical fragmentation, ASEAN and the United Nations can work together to shore up the multilateral system.
The Japan-Philippines Reciprocal Access Agreement: Complementing and Cementing the Hub-and-Spokes System
INTRODUCERE: ISEAS Perspective 2024/70
ASEAN Five-Point Consensus on Myanmar
INTRODUCERE: S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore