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  • Perhaps You Would Think

    1. Perhaps You Would Think

    Muhammad Haniff Hassan and Iz Almunzir Bin Muhammad Haniff. Singapore: Perdaus (ISBN: 978-981-94-3586-9), 2025

  • Jemaah Islamiyah, ISIS and Beyond: Tracking the Evolving Challenge of Violent Extremism in Southeast Asia (2001–2025)

    2. Jemaah Islamiyah, ISIS and Beyond: Tracking the Evolving Challenge of Violent Extremism in Southeast Asia (2001–2025)

    Kumar Ramakrishna. Singapore: World Scientific Publishing, 2025

  • Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What’s Next

    3. Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What’s Next

    Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025

  • Tafsir Tematik Erti Ummah Dalam Al-Qur’an: Mengharmonikan Ummah Eksklusif dan Ummah Insklusif (Ummah in the Qur’an via Thematic Tafsir: Reconciling Ummah Exclusive and Ummah Inclusive)

    4. Tafsir Tematik Erti Ummah Dalam Al-Qur’an: Mengharmonikan Ummah Eksklusif dan Ummah Insklusif (Ummah in the Qur’an via Thematic Tafsir: Reconciling Ummah Exclusive and Ummah Inclusive)

    Muhammad Haniff Hassan. Singapore: Perdaus (ISBN: 978-9-819-42692-8), 2025

  • The International Politics of Communication: Representing Community in a Globalizing World

    5. The International Politics of Communication: Representing Community in a Globalizing World

    Alan Chong. .: University of Michigan Press, 2025

  • The Five Power Defence Arrangements: From Origin to Fifty and Beyond

    6. The Five Power Defence Arrangements: From Origin to Fifty and Beyond

    Ang Cheng Guan. .: Routledge, 2025

  • Building regional order: The three phases of ASEAN-led joint military exercises

    1. “Building regional order: The three phases of ASEAN-led joint military exercises”

    Sarah Teo in Contemporary Security Policy, 2025

  • Keeping Friends Close and Enemies Closer: Praxis in International Security Order and the Singapore Armed Forces

    2. “Keeping Friends Close and Enemies Closer: Praxis in International Security Order and the Singapore Armed Forces”

    Chang Jun Yan, Adrian Ang U-Jin and Bernard Loo Fook Weng in Contemporary Security Policy, 2025

  • Nontraditional Security in a Changing Global Order

    3. “Nontraditional Security in a Changing Global Order”

    Mely Caballero-Anthony, Jose Ma. Luis P. Montesclaros, Margareth Sembiring, Danielle Lynn Goh, Julius Cesar Imperial Trajano, Jeselyn, S. Nanthini, Lim Junli, Alistair D. B. Cook and Keith Paolo Catibog Landicho in Asia Policy, Vol. 20, No.3, 2025

  • Nuclear Energy Developments in Southeast Asia

    4. “Nuclear Energy Developments in Southeast Asia”

    Sharon Seah, Christopher Len and Alvin Chew in Nuclear Energy Developments in Southeast Asia, , 14, 2025, 25

  • Unintentional Defence Preparations: Other Roots of Ukrainian Resistance

    5. “Unintentional Defence Preparations: Other Roots of Ukrainian Resistance”

    Artemida Fang Yuan in POINTER Monograph, 17, 2025, pp 33 - 47

  • 3D-Printed Firearms: Global Proliferation Trends and Analyses

    6. “3D-Printed Firearms: Global Proliferation Trends and Analyses”

    Rueben Ananthan Santhana Dass in Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 2025

  • Narrating the other to one’s own: domestic legitimation and politics of exclusion in US–China relations

    7. “Narrating the other to one’s own: domestic legitimation and politics of exclusion in US–China relations”

    Benjamin Ho in Australian Journal of International Affairs, 2025, pp.1-16

  • Recalibrating Australia’s Strategy toward Its Maritime Neighborhood

    8. “Recalibrating Australia’s Strategy toward Its Maritime Neighborhood”

    Sarah Teo in Asia Policy, Vol. 20, No. 2, 2025, pp. 144-147

  • “Neville, you must remember you don’t know anything about foreign affairs”: Assurance, air power, and alternative histories to appeasement’

    9. ““Neville, you must remember you don’t know anything about foreign affairs”: Assurance, air power, and alternative histories to appeasement’”

    William D. James in Journal of Strategic Studies, 2025

  • China’s Interventions in ‘Gray Special Economic Zones’ in Southeast Asia’s Borderlands

    10. “China’s Interventions in ‘Gray Special Economic Zones’ in Southeast Asia’s Borderlands”

    Xue Gong, Ho, Selina and Carla P. Freeman in Journal of Contemporary China, 2025, p1-17

  • East Asian Regionalism

    11. “East Asian Regionalism”

    Sarah Teo and Sarah Soh in Oxford Research Encyclopedia of International Studies , 2025

  • Deploying Small Modular Reactors in East Asia: Implications on Nuclear Governance

    12. “Deploying Small Modular Reactors in East Asia: Implications on Nuclear Governance”

    Julius Cesar Imperial Trajano in International Journal of Nuclear Security, Vol. 9, No. 1, 2025, Article 9

  • Denial into Limited Sea Control: Ukraine’s Naval Defence against Russia

    13. “Denial into Limited Sea Control: Ukraine’s Naval Defence against Russia”

    Thomas Lim in POINTER Monograph, 17, 2025, pp 14-22

  • Lessons from Russia’s Use of Hybrid Warfare in Ukraine

    14. “Lessons from Russia’s Use of Hybrid Warfare in Ukraine”

    Ian Li Huiyuan in POINTER Monograph, 17, 2025, pp 23-32

  • Pendulum Swings Rather Than Paradigm Shifts: Southeast Asia’s Securitisations and the Global War on Terror

    15. “Pendulum Swings Rather Than Paradigm Shifts: Southeast Asia’s Securitisations and the Global War on Terror”

    Chang Jun Yan and Nicole Jenne in European Journal of International Security, 10, 1, 2025, pp. 60-77

  • A Case Study of Muslim Identities and Religious Practices in Singapore

    16. “A Case Study of Muslim Identities and Religious Practices in Singapore”

    Ahmad Helmi Bin Mohamad Hasbi in Jurnal Dakwah, , Edition 8, December 2024, 2025, PP 57-79

  • Dual-Use Research of Concern Landscape in Southeast Asia: Prioritization, Gaps, and Challenges.

    17. “Dual-Use Research of Concern Landscape in Southeast Asia: Prioritization, Gaps, and Challenges.”

    Mely Caballero-Anthony, Jose Ma. Luis P. Montesclaros, Jeselyn and Julius Cesar Imperial Trajano in Applied Biosafety, 30, No. 2, 2025, https://doi.org/10.1089/apb.2024.0055

  • Ponder the path of thy feet: How China’s security–development nexus works in the Mekong region

    18. “Ponder the path of thy feet: How China’s security–development nexus works in the Mekong region”

    Xue Gong in European Journal of International Security, 2025, p1-19

  • Five Key Factors Behind Irregular Leadership Changes in the People’s Liberation Army

    19. “Five Key Factors Behind Irregular Leadership Changes in the People’s Liberation Army”

    Zi Yang2025

  • How Indonesia and Vietnam navigate coalitional networks in the Indo-Pacific

    20. “How Indonesia and Vietnam navigate coalitional networks in the Indo-Pacific”

    Sarah Teo and Ralf Emmers in Australian Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 79, No. 4, 2025, pp. 636-654

  • China Seeks Out Southeast Asia: More than just Economic Dependency

    21. “China Seeks Out Southeast Asia: More than just Economic Dependency”

    Benjamin Ho in Asia Policy, Vol. 20, No. 1, 2025, p.162-164

  • A tribute to Richard Bitzinger: the future ain’t what it used to be …

    22. “A tribute to Richard Bitzinger: the future ain’t what it used to be …”

    Michael Raska in Defence Studies, Vol.25, Issue 2, 2025, pp. 1-8

  • Humanitarian Engagement with Myanmar in the wake of the 2021 Coup

    23. “Humanitarian Engagement with Myanmar in the wake of the 2021 Coup”

    Alistair D. B. Cook, Ian Holliday and Aung Kaung Myat in Journal of Asian Public Policy, 2025, pp. 1-16

  • Missing targets: reforming disaster policy in Southeast Asia

    24. “Missing targets: reforming disaster policy in Southeast Asia”

    Alistair D. B. Cook, Mely Caballero-Anthony and Jonatan Lassa in Journal of Asian Public Policy, 2025, pp. 1–19

  • Critical Geopolitics of Global Environmental Norms: Exploring Indonesia’s Response to Climate Mitigation Agenda

    25. “Critical Geopolitics of Global Environmental Norms: Exploring Indonesia’s Response to Climate Mitigation Agenda”

    Margareth Sembiring in Geopolitics, 2025, pp. 1-24

  • Invited by the Editor of Oxford Intersections, Oxford University Press, to review academic journal article on the topic AI in Terrorism

    26. “Invited by the Editor of Oxford Intersections, Oxford University Press, to review academic journal article on the topic AI in Terrorism”

    Asha Hemrajani in AI in Society Journal, 2025

  • The Model Muslim Minority: Wasatiyah (Justly-Balanced) as a Counter-Ideology Tool in Singapore

    27. “The Model Muslim Minority: Wasatiyah (Justly-Balanced) as a Counter-Ideology Tool in Singapore”

    Muhammad Haniff Hassan and Walid Jumblatt Abdullah in Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Vol. 48, No. 1, 2025

  • “Hindutva and Social Cohesion in Singapore”

    1. ““Hindutva and Social Cohesion in Singapore””

    Antara Chakraborthy in Bernard F. W. Loo and Damien D. Cheong, Strategic Currents: “Triggered” and “Mobilised”. Singapore: RSIS Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 53 - 63

  • “Hindutva’s Global Appeal — Recent Developments”

    2. ““Hindutva’s Global Appeal — Recent Developments””

    Antara Chakraborthy in Bernard F. W. Loo and Damien D. Cheong, Strategic Currents: “Triggered” and “Mobilised”. Singapore: RSIS Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 41 - 52

  • US Partnership in Southeast Asia: The Development of Civilian Nuclear Energy for Strategic Stability

    3. “US Partnership in Southeast Asia: The Development of Civilian Nuclear Energy for Strategic Stability”

    Alvin Chew in David Santoro, US Partnership in Southeast Asia: The Development of Civilian Nuclear Energy for Strategic Stability. United States: , 2025. pp. 36 to 40

  • Countering the Self-Radicalisation Threat: A New Paradigm?

    4. “Countering the Self-Radicalisation Threat: A New Paradigm?”

    Kumar Ramakrishna in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 81-87

  • Cryptocurrency as a Form of Terrorist Financing in South and Southeast Asia: An Emerging Challenge

    5. “Cryptocurrency as a Form of Terrorist Financing in South and Southeast Asia: An Emerging Challenge”

    Iftekharul Bashar in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 18-27

  • Data-Driven Defence: Using Artificial Intelligence for Counterterrorism

    6. “Data-Driven Defence: Using Artificial Intelligence for Counterterrorism”

    Kenneth Yeo in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 163-169

  • Efforts to Disrupt Terrorism Funding in South and Southeast Asia: Successes and Shortcomings

    7. “Efforts to Disrupt Terrorism Funding in South and Southeast Asia: Successes and Shortcomings”

    Iftekharul Bashar in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 28-38

  • Extreme Right’s Influence and Impact on Southeast Asia

    8. “Extreme Right’s Influence and Impact on Southeast Asia”

    Kalicharan Veera Singam in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 111-116

  • From Reflection to Action: Parsing the Key Elements of an Effective Research Blueprint for ICPVTR

    9. “From Reflection to Action: Parsing the Key Elements of an Effective Research Blueprint for ICPVTR”

    Kumar Ramakrishna in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 172-177

  • Hybrid Threats: The Evolution of Terror Movements Amidst Online Decentralisation

    10. “Hybrid Threats: The Evolution of Terror Movements Amidst Online Decentralisation”

    Benjamin Mok in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next . Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 58-66

  • Terrorism’s Evolution in the Era of Great Power Competition

    11. “Terrorism’s Evolution in the Era of Great Power Competition”

    Abdul Basit in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 124-131

  • The New Airborne Threat: How Extremist Groups Harness Drones for Reconnaisance, Targeted Attacks and Propaganda

    12. “The New Airborne Threat: How Extremist Groups Harness Drones for Reconnaisance, Targeted Attacks and Propaganda”

    Rueben Ananthan Santhana Dass in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 139-146

  • The Prospects of Using Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems in Counterterrorism Operations

    13. “The Prospects of Using Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems in Counterterrorism Operations”

    Kenneth Yeo in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 155-162

  • Two Decades of Counterterrorism in Indonesia: Successful Developments and Future Challenges

    14. “Two Decades of Counterterrorism in Indonesia: Successful Developments and Future Challenges”

    Alif Satria in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 10-17

  • Youth Radicalisation in Singapore: Factors and Solutions

    15. “Youth Radicalisation in Singapore: Factors and Solutions”

    Ahmad Saiful Rijal Bin Hassan and Ahmad Helmi Bin Mohamad Hasbi in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What's Next . Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 39-46

  • Foreign Fighters: Issues, Challenges, and Implications

    16. “Foreign Fighters: Issues, Challenges, and Implications”

    Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman in Ong Keng Yong and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Violent Extremism: What Was Learnt, Where We Are and What’s Next. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 95-101

  • Lurking in the Digital Archipelago: A Case Study of an Online Extreme-Right Community in Southeast Asia

    17. “Lurking in the Digital Archipelago: A Case Study of an Online Extreme-Right Community in Southeast Asia”

    Saddiq Basha Bin Cekendar Basha in Bernard Loo Fook Weng and Damien D. Cheong (Eds.), Strategic Currents: “Triggered” and “Mobilised”- Evolving Identities and Implications for National Cohesion and Security. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. pp. 17-27

  • Hook, Line and Cooperate: A Three-Staged Approach to Regional Fishery Cooperation

    18. “Hook, Line and Cooperate: A Three-Staged Approach to Regional Fishery Cooperation”

    Gilang Kembara in Gilang Kembara, Nguyen Hung Son & Nguyen Thi Lan Anh, The South China Sea: The Geo-political Epicenter of the Indo-Pacific?. Singapore: Springer, 2025. pp. 81-92

  • Digital Defence and ASEAN Political-Security Community

    19. “Digital Defence and ASEAN Political-Security Community”

    Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman in Debasish Nandy and Monojit Das, Decoding the Chessboard of Asian Geopolitics: Asian Powerplay in East and Southeast Asia, The Global North, and Other Emerging Issues. Singapore: Palgrave Macmillan, 2025. pp. 91-118

  • Minilateralism in the Indo-Pacific: Navigating Shifts in an Evolving Regional Order

    20. “Minilateralism in the Indo-Pacific: Navigating Shifts in an Evolving Regional Order”

    Nazia Hussain in Bryant J. Allen and Shiro Armstrong (Eds), The Far East & Australasia 2025. United Kingdom: Routledge, 2025. Vol. 56

  • The Indonesian Military and Counter Terrorism in Poso, 2015–2022

    21. “The Indonesian Military and Counter Terrorism in Poso, 2015–2022”

    Muhamad Haripin, Chaula Rininta Anindya and Adhi Priamarizki in Andrew T.H. Tan, Julian Droogan, Nell Bennett, Terrorism Challenges in the Indo-Pacific. Oxon and New York: Routledge, 2025. 9-23

  • Party of One: The Rise of Xi Jinping and China’s Superpower Future

    22. “Party of One: The Rise of Xi Jinping and China’s Superpower Future”

    Benjamin Ho in Chun Han Wong, Party of One: The Rise of Xi Jinping and China's Superpower Future. Online: H-Diplo, H-Net Reviews, 2025. To be advised

  • Cyber Diplomacy in Singapore and ASEAN

    23. “Cyber Diplomacy in Singapore and ASEAN”

    Benjamin Ang and Tan E Guang Eugene in Andrea Salvi, Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar, James Andrew Lewis (eds.), A Handbook for the Practice of Cyber Diplomacy. Europe: Publications Office of the European Union, 2025. pp. 119 - 128

  • ASEAN, China, and the South China Sea

    24. “ASEAN, China, and the South China Sea”

    Ong Keng Yong and Nazia Hussain in Yanjun Guo and Sothirak Pou, Sustainable Peace of the South China Sea: The 20th Anniversary of Signing the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea. Singapore: World Scientific, 2025. Series on Asian Regional Cooperation Studies. Vol. 11

  • ASEAN and the Korean Peninsula: Socialising North Korea and Beyond

    25. “ASEAN and the Korean Peninsula: Socialising North Korea and Beyond”

    Sarah Teo in Chiew-Ping Hoo, Shine Choi and Brian Bridges (Eds.), Southeast Asia-North Korea Relations: Drivers, Linkages, and Strategic Ambivalence. Oxon: Routledge, 2025. pp. 177-190

  • What became of ASEAN’s military hotline in the Cambodia-Thailand Conflict?

    1. “What became of ASEAN’s military hotline in the Cambodia-Thailand Conflict?”

    Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman, FACTS Asia, 09 September 2025

  • Gaza’s hunger crisis spurs a diplomatic gamble

    2. “Gaza’s hunger crisis spurs a diplomatic gamble”

    Alistair D. B. Cook, The Straits Times, 23 August 2025

  • Successes and challenges of Malaysia’s Eastern Sabah Security Command

    3. “Successes and challenges of Malaysia’s Eastern Sabah Security Command”

    Jasminder Singh S/O Bilveer Singh, TwentyTwo13, 16 August 2025

  • Role of Indonesian military in counter-terrorism under Prabowo administration

    4. “Role of Indonesian military in counter-terrorism under Prabowo administration”

    Jasminder Singh S/O Bilveer Singh, TwentyTwo13, 13 August 2025

  • Strengthening the NPT via Nuclear Weapons-Free Zone

    5. “Strengthening the NPT via Nuclear Weapons-Free Zone”

    Alvin Chew, The Korea Times, 13 August 2025. Republished in Asia-Pacific Leadership Network (APLN)

  • Turkey-Indonesia’s KAAN Agreement: ‘Trickle-Down’ Strategic Autonomy Pursuit

    6. “Turkey-Indonesia’s KAAN Agreement: ‘Trickle-Down’ Strategic Autonomy Pursuit”

    Tufan Kutay Boran and Adhi Priamarizki, Global South Forum, 01 August 2025

  • In a First, Portuguese Police Find Extremists’ Cache of 3D-Printed Firearms

    7. “In a First, Portuguese Police Find Extremists’ Cache of 3D-Printed Firearms”

    Rueben Ananthan Santhana Dass, Jamestown Foundation, 30 July 2025

  • Organised Crime and Gun Violence are a Vicious Cycle in Malaysia

    8. “Organised Crime and Gun Violence are a Vicious Cycle in Malaysia”

    Rueben Ananthan Santhana Dass, Channel News Asia, 30 July 2025

  • Commentary: As cyber threats grow, Singapore walks a careful line on identifying state actors

    9. “Commentary: As cyber threats grow, Singapore walks a careful line on identifying state actors”

    Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman, Channel News Asia, 25 July 2025

  • Cyber Clashes Between Cambodia and Thailand Threaten ASEAN Stability

    10. “Cyber Clashes Between Cambodia and Thailand Threaten ASEAN Stability”

    Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman, Modern Diplomacy, 21 July 2025

  • The Arrest of Suspected Bangladeshi Terrorists in Malaysia: Implications for Regional and Global Security

    11. “The Arrest of Suspected Bangladeshi Terrorists in Malaysia: Implications for Regional and Global Security”

    Jasminder Singh S/O Bilveer Singh, The Diplomat, 18 July 2025

  • Between War and Peace: Redefining the SAF’s Role Beyond 60

    12. “Between War and Peace: Redefining the SAF’s Role Beyond 60”

    Ian Li Huiyuan, The Diplomat, 11 July 2025

  • Commentary: The US may Win Some Trade Battles in Southeast Asia but Lose the War

    13. “Commentary: The US may Win Some Trade Battles in Southeast Asia but Lose the War”

    Kevin Chen Xian An, Channel NewsAsia, 10 July 2025

  • Iran Holds A Weak Hand, But Appears Resilient for Now

    14. “Iran Holds A Weak Hand, But Appears Resilient for Now”

    Ghada Soliman, Middle East Institute (NUS), 02 July 2025

  • Iran Holds a Weak Hand, But Appears Resilient for Now

    15. “Iran Holds a Weak Hand, But Appears Resilient for Now”

    Ghada Soliman, Middle East Institute (NUS), 02 July 2025

  • The Digital Convergence of Hindu Nationalism and the Manosphere

    16. “The Digital Convergence of Hindu Nationalism and the Manosphere”

    Antara Chakraborthy, Center for the Study of Organized Hate, 26 June 2025

  • Nascent Adoption: Emerging Tech Trends by Terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan

    17. “Nascent Adoption: Emerging Tech Trends by Terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan”

    Rueben Ananthan Santhana Dass and Abdul Basit, Global Network on Extremism & Technology, 18 June 2025

  • ‘ASEAN paradox’ haunts regional integration

    18. “‘ASEAN paradox’ haunts regional integration”

    Sarah Teo and Iis Gindarsah , The Jakarta Post, 17 June 2025

  • Commentary: From Trump’s parade to ‘No Kings’ Protests, the Clash Over What Makes America Great has Only Just Begun

    19. “Commentary: From Trump’s parade to ‘No Kings’ Protests, the Clash Over What Makes America Great has Only Just Begun”

    Kevin Chen Xian An, Channel NewsAsia, 17 June 2025

  • MEI Perspectives Series 43: Iran’s Limited Options Against Israel Do Not Make it Less of a Threat

    20. “MEI Perspectives Series 43: Iran’s Limited Options Against Israel Do Not Make it Less of a Threat”

    Huzeir Ezekiel Dzulhisham, NUS Middle East Institute , 16 June 2025

  • Geopolitical Challenges to the Cybersecurity Goals of the ASEAN 2045 Vision

    21. “Geopolitical Challenges to the Cybersecurity Goals of the ASEAN 2045 Vision”

    Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman, Modern Diplomacy, 15 June 2025

  • Multilateralism in a Post-American World

    22. “Multilateralism in a Post-American World”

    Joel Ng, Project Syndicate, 15 June 2025

  • Rare Earth, Raw Power: How China Plays the Carrot and Stick Game of the Century

    23. “Rare Earth, Raw Power: How China Plays the Carrot and Stick Game of the Century”

    Hu Xinyue and Meng Kit Tang, The Diplomat, 13 June 2025

  • The day the music died at the Shangri-La

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    31. “Commentary: The Asian art of hedging in the time of Donald Trump”

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    32. “The Asian Art of Hedging in the Time of Donald Trump”

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