Dmitry Mosyakov

Professor, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Director of the Centre for Southeast Asia, Australia and Oceania at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Science

New Military Bloc – New Threats to Peace and Security in Asia

In September 2021 it was announced that in the Asia-Pacific and Indo-Pacific regions emerged a new military bloc composed of Australia, the United States and Britain. This event caused a resounding international response, marking a milestone in the ongoing restructuring of international relations. Many analysts...

Dmitry Mosyakov

Burma is at a Crossroads

The events occurring in Burma, where numerous street demonstrations have not subsided against the military, which took power into its own hands on February 1, 2021, continue to attract intense attention. The fact is that although a change from civilian to military power has taken place, it is absolutely unclear how events will further develop: whether the military will be able to retain power...

Dmitry Mosyakov

New Security Threats in East and Southeast Asia

The US-China standoff in South-East Asia threatens to turn into a more dangerous, on the brink of an open war, confrontation: The US has announced that it intends to deploy “high-precision missiles with enhanced survivability” along China’s eastern maritime border. This project, prepared by the US Indo-Pacific Command, provides for the deployment in the coming years...

Dmitry Mosyakov

Current Situation in South China Sea and Vietnam’s Policy

Dmitry Mosyakov

Fight against Coronavirus pandemic in Southeast Asian Countries

Dmitry Mosyakov

The South China Sea: a Big Storm Passes By

Dmitry Mosyakov

The Evolution of the US-China Face-off in the South China Sea

Dmitry Mosyakov

ASEAN Members Caught Between US and China

Dmitry Mosyakov

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