Emeritus Professor Roberto Rabel is a Professorial Fellow at the Centre for Strategic Studies, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. He has authored or edited over 50 books and articles, ...

The ill-defined Indo-Pacific formulation is hurting rather than helping the efforts of democracies attempting to promote a cooperative and peaceful regional order.

A two-front assault on the Cambodian economy from US tariffs and Thai government attacks on Cambodian casinos and ...

Pakistan’s renewed relevance in great power politics in 2025 came as the military consolidated its power and further eroded ...

While Singapore withstood considerable global economic pressures and experienced strong growth in 2025, social mobility gaps ...

Maritime security in the Indo-Pacific depends not only on technology but on established networks of cooperation and coordination between regional actors.

Eric Ang is a PhD candidate at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Nanyang Technological University. His work focuses on maritime governance and security in Southeast Asia and ...

Albanese’s ‘Australian straddle’ seeks balance between Washington and Beijing, but Trump’s return is shrinking room to ...

East Asia's leaders have resisted the turn to protectionism, but to sustain openness and build towards global public goods ...

ASEAN may have weathered 2025’s economic and geopolitical shocks, but it must address its structural and strategic ...

Indonesia’s energy transition is faltering as coal price caps, procurement rules and weak incentives deter renewable investment.

Any constitutional amendment must meet two requirements. It must receive a two-thirds majority of votes from a 55-seat ...