AUKUS

Insights from Trevor Taylor.

China is tapping into broader anti-nuclear sentiment in the region to attack Australia's nuclear submarine deal.

Their statements reflect the trepidation that many Southeast Asian governments feel about rising Sino-American tensions.

The United States and Britain should prioritize economic ties in their emerging Asia alliance.

The current effort – including AUKUS and the Quad – is missing three critical ingredients compared to early efforts in Cold War Europe.

New polling data shows that the American public is much more likely to sense a natural alliance with European countries than the reverse.

The new trilateral security partnership could bolster the Thai navy's long-standing submarine plans, but many obstacles remain.

The change from all out to “responsible” competition presents an opportunity for the Indo-Pacific. 

A consensus statement on the new partnership would be the beginning of its efforts to formulate a joint approach to burgeoning Sino-American rivalry.

Bradley Murg discusses Chinese debt, AUKUS, and grandiose ambitions.

Insights from Collin Koh Swee Lean.

Former Australian Prime Minister Turnbull put it well: “If we want to have influence in our region we must be trusted. Our word must be our bond.”