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After Shangri-La: Asia Is No Longer Asking Washington's Permission
At the 23rd Shangri-La Dialogue 2026 held in Singapore and attended by 44 countries, the real story was not the reaffirmation of the US-led Indo-Pacific order but its slow, public unraveling.
Indonesian Diplomacy in Eurasia: Opportunities and Challenges Amidst Geopolitical Uncertainty
The geopolitical uncertainty gripping the Eurasian region, from the conflict in Ukraine and tensions between Russia and NATO to the strategic rivalry between the United States and China, has created a new dynamic for international relations.
Iran War Is Accelerating America’s Decline in Southeast Asia
Washington’s war with Iran may be unfolding thousands of miles away, but in Southeast Asia its political aftershocks are immediate and measurable. Energy shocks, disrupted trade routes, and deepening uncertainty about US leadership are quietly recalibrating regional alignments.
