Diplomatic isolation for Myanmar’s military junta? – With Marta Nuevo Falguera
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ASEAN is at the center of the RCEP architecture – With Carlyle Thayer
ASEAN is at the center of the geopolitical feud between the US and China. Little will change under Biden Administration, but in the meanwhile, it has joined the largest trade agreement in the world, the RCEP. How will this influence ASEAN’s relationship with China? Will the US catch up with the geopolitical and economic clout…
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Indonesia and China: a tale of a difficult relationship – With Dewi Fortuna Anwar
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Indonesia and China: a tale of a difficult relationship – With Dewi Fortuna Anwar
Southeast Asian countries may have to choose between China and the US – With Grant Newsham
Maybe in the past, Southeast Asian countries may have remained neutral between the US and China, but nowadays, according to Grant Newsham, the strategic neutrality may not be enough. In the near future, ASEAN countries must decide where to stand, and must think quick on it.
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Pompeo’s stances on South China Sea will send shockwaves in Southeast Asia – With Carlyle Thayer
What will be the consequences of Pompeo’s statement on South China Sea?Professor Carlyle Thayer, a good friend of mine, has clear ideas on the issue. Have a listen!
Read MorePompeo’s stances on South China Sea will send shockwaves in Southeast Asia – With Carlyle Thayer
ASEAN will remain completely neutral over Hong Kong – With Dylan Loh Ming Hui
Dylan Loh is not going around the issue: ASEAN will remain neutral over Hong Kong. ASEAN countries can’t allow – according to Dylan – to side with either China or the USA on Hong Kong. ASEAN – to retain its centrality and strategic strength – must engage with both the superpowers and preserve the balance…
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Geopolitics, politics and economics: the consequences of COVID-19 over SEA and India
This is a special episode of Deep in the SEA, covering the geopolitical, economic and political consequences of COVID-19 over SEA and India. This time, Mirko Giordani interviewed several analysts and professors: Carlyle Thayer, Akshobh Giridharadas, Shaanti Shamdasani, Chester Cabalza, Narut Charoensri and Aakash Brahmachari.
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Tearing up the Deal: Understanding the consequences of terminating the Visiting Forces Agreement
In late January, President Rodrigo Duterte ordered the termination of the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) with the United States despite some efforts of the Secretaries of Defense and Foreign Affairs to prevent it. The agreement provides the legal framework for the presence of US troops in the Philippines for military exercises and humanitarian relief operations….
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Keep Your Friends Close and Your Enemies Closer: Making sense of The Philippines’ relationship with China and the United States
As a major ally with a mutual defense treaty and a history of fighting side-by-side since World War II, the bond between the United States and the Philippines has been especially close. Understandably, it comes as a surprise to many to see the Philippines seek closer ties with China. More so considering the tense territorial…
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The key ingredients for Vietnam’s economic success
In spite of the global slow down, Vietnam has managed to register an impressive growth rate of 7.02% for the year 2019, according to government estimates. The Southeast Asian nation had surpassed 7% even in 2018 (it grew at 7.08%). It would be fair to say that amongst emerging economies, it certainly is a star performer along with the South Asian nation of…
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Episodes
- Diplomatic isolation for Myanmar’s military junta? – With Marta Nuevo Falguera October 11, 2021
- Will the Talibans destabilize (again) India? – With Akshobh Giridharadas September 5, 2021
- Blood in the street of Myanmar – With Marta Nuevo Falguera March 3, 2021
- Myanmar’s democracy is teetering on the edge of a cliff – With Moe Thuzar February 6, 2021
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