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The Myanmar Crisis - three years on

At no time, at least in its modern history, has Myanmar ever been a peaceful place – and for that, the British Empire is to blame. For the sake of administrative convenience, London grouped together in one nation peoples of vastly different ethnic origins, languages and cultures who previously had no idea they were living together in a single country. Following its independence in 1948, Burma was driven by continuous localized conflicts between numerous ethnic groups and the central government…

Nguyen Kien Van

Russia-ATR: Dividing Lines vs. ASEAN Security System. Part 2

In the previous article, you and I examined the relations between Russia and the ASEAN organisation – one of the fundamentally important “players” in the Asia-Pacific region. This is the largest and most successful association in Southeast Asia, which in geo-economic terms occupies one of the leading places in Asia and unites a region with a population of over 600 million people. Now I propose to talk about the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, a multilateral regional association with the participation of 21 economies, including Russia, which discusses…

Aleksei Bolshakov

Russia-ATR: the year is new - the tasks are the same. Part 1

“Our country is fully open to an extensive dialogue on pressing issues on the regional agenda, intends to continue to actively participate in efforts to build a system of interstate relations in the Asia-Pacific region based on equality, mutual benefit and respect for each other’s legitimate interests” – Russian President Vladimir Putin told the participants of the Eastern Economic Forum held in Vladivostok, the Primorsky Krai capital, last September, once again designating such a complex and diverse region as the Asia-Pacific as one of the priority frontiers of the country’s modern foreign policy…

Aleksei Bolshakov

Unequal Relationship between the US and its allies in Southeast Asia and Indo-Pacific

Abbas Hashemite

Microchips and Macroeffects

Taut Bataut

India Jumps on Washington’s ‘China Containment’ Bandwagon

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The Geopolitics of “AUKUS Plus”

Salman Rafi Sheikh

New Zealand and Australia: Down Under, Split between Colonial Masters and Claimed Values

Henry Kamens

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