Regenerative Agriculture for Climate Resilience and Food Security in Southeast Asia
INTRODUCERE: Southeast Asia’s agrifood systems are under increasing pressure from soil degradation, biodiversity loss, water pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and climate change
Redirecting Crypto Exchanges to Fight — Rather than Facilitate — Crypto Scams in Southeast Asia
INTRODUCERE: Crypto exchanges are key gateways for scams and money laundering activities.
South Korea’s Pragmatic, Principled and Prudent Path Between the US and China
INTRODUCERE: THE INTERNATIONAL order is undergoing a profound transformation.
ASEAN Must Get Its House in Order
INTRODUCERE: SINCE US PRESIDENT Donald Trump returned to office, it has not been a question of whether confidence in US commitments to the Indo-Pacific has diminished
ASEAN’s Renewed Engagement with Naypyidaw and the Future of Federal Myanmar
INTRODUCERE: Is ASEAN on the right path as it works to engage Myanmar?
The 48th ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS (ASEAN) SUMMIT
INTRODUCERE: The 48th ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS (ASEAN) SUMMIT was organized by the Philippines at Mactan Expo in Cebu City, on May 8, 2026.
China Looks to the SCO and BRICS as Key Tools of a Changing Order
INTRODUCERE: SINCE THE FOUNDING of the People’s Republic of China, the country has gradually developed a set of security concepts with Chinese characteristics through its involvement in international security affairs and global security
In an Age of Flux, Asia’s Circles of Friends Are Expanding
INTRODUCERE: WHEN MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called the current moment “an age of flux,” he undoubtedly spoke for many in the region.
How Small States Can Survive Big Changes: Laos, Mekong and ASEAN in the Age of Might Makes Right
INTRODUCERE: “Might makes right” is back in form with major powers’ use of tariffs and military actions, leaving small states like Laos with fewer buffers and narrower margins for error than more capable middle powers.
China and the US: Who Will Better Understand Southeast Asia?
INTRODUCERE: The US appears to be losing to China in the race to understand Southeast Asia. The real test, however, centres on whether a country can sustain the institutions to study the region critically. ,