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Indonesia’s pandemic foreign policy: Between pragmatism and Jokowi’s legacy

  • Muhamad Arif,

Jakarta seems to be playing a long game: keeping the great powers from outright conflict while reaping as many benefits as possible.

Biden’s China policy following the US withdrawal from Afghanistan

  • Professor Shi Yinhong,

The impacts on perceptions of US power in the Indo-Pacific are now unavoidably tied to the botched US withdrawal from Afghanistan.

The U.S.-China Power Transition: An assessment of China’s internal view

  • Professor Sungmin Cho,

It is vital to understand how Chinese policymakers and analysts view the regional order, whether one agrees with them or not.

INTRODUCTION: The geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific

  • Professor Timothy J. Lynch and Professor Robert S. Ross,

The war in Ukraine has thrown into relief the prospects for peace in the Indo-Pacific.

The more things change…How regional security multilateralism in the Asia Pacific is evolving

  • Assistant Professor Sarah Teo,

How relevant is ASEAN’s brand of inclusive multilateralism amid the growth of minilateral and non-ASEAN-centred arrangements such as AUKUS?

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