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The cover story on the August 21-27 edition of The Economist was entitled “Contest of...
In 2007, Singapore’s Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew angered Beijing by writing that unlike China’s...
Unrealised Potential: India’s ‘Soft Power’ Ambition in Asia
This paper makes the argument that India’s enormous ‘soft power’ potential in Asia is based...
The Chinese Communist Party is obsessed with building ‘soft power’ – the attractiveness of China’s...
While China’s neighbours look at the country’s rise with a mixture of apprehension and admiration,...
The Quad has emerged as a major new element of the architecture in Indo-Pacific security...
With US leadership unable to guarantee peace and security in the Indo-Pacific this century, the...
Inventive foreign policy that can simultaneously reassure the Indo-Pacific’s established powers and accommodate Chinese ambitions...
The Future Submarine Project – replacement of Australia’s 6 ailing Collins Class submarines with 12...
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has invited leading politicians and opinion makers in the region to...
The scale of China’s potential consumer market has always fascinated Western companies. Back in 19th-century...
President Barrack Obama’s choice of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as his first state visitor...
Washington has pulled out all the stops for President Barack Obama’s first state visitor: Indian...
Washington as well as Asian capitals such as Tokyo, Jakarta, Singapore, and Hanoi have been...
On November 24, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will be welcomed as the first state...
The choice of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as President Barack Obama’s first state visitor...
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The cover story on the August 21-27 edition of The Economist was entitled “Contest of...