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Why ‘Global Britain’ Will Prove a Welcome Partner for Southeast Asia

Why ‘Global Britain’ Will Prove a Welcome Partner for Southeast Asia

By Imran Said
Whitehall’s strategy of engaging ASEAN has been a notable, though unheralded, post-Brexit success story.
5 Books to Understand 2020

5 Books to Understand 2020

By Abhijnan Rej
Geopolitical tensions on top of a pandemic has made 2020 a turning point for many countries. Here are five books to understand the year better – and what the future may hold.

Assessing the Japan-UK Economic Partnership Agreement

Assessing the Japan-UK Economic Partnership Agreement

By Michito Tsuruoka
Trade and beyond

Is a Renaissance in India-United Kingdom Relations in the Cards?

Is a Renaissance in India-United Kingdom Relations in the Cards?

By Abhijnan Rej
News reports suggest both countries are close to inking a military logistics agreement.

The Shape of a Japan-UK Free Trade Agreement

The Shape of a Japan-UK Free Trade Agreement

By Michito Tsuruoka
Limiting damages or designing a bold future?
UK, Australia Commit to Free Trade Negotiations

UK, Australia Commit to Free Trade Negotiations

By Associated Press
With Brexit complete, Britain is eager to drum up its own free trade partners. First stop: Australia.

Japan Eyes Free Trade Deal With Post-Brexit Britain

Japan Eyes Free Trade Deal With Post-Brexit Britain

By Mina Pollmann
With the UK officially withdrawn from the EU, both London and Tokyo are eager to sign a bilateral trade deal.
Boris and Post-Brexit UK-China Relations

Boris and Post-Brexit UK-China Relations

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from George Magnus.

Britain in the Trans-Pacific Partnership After Brexit?

Britain in the Trans-Pacific Partnership After Brexit?

By Michito Tsuruoka
It’s complicated.

India and Brexit: How New Delhi Can Position Itself to Maximize Benefit

India and Brexit: How New Delhi Can Position Itself to Maximize Benefit

By Rohan Seth
How can India make the most of Brexit?

Britain's Empty South China Sea Gesture

Britain's Empty South China Sea Gesture

By Kerry Brown
Sending an aircraft carrier to the region, amid the turmoil of Brexit, is likely seen in China as empty posturing.
Brexit on the Brain as Germany’s Chancellor Comes to Japan

Brexit on the Brain as Germany’s Chancellor Comes to Japan

By Daniel Hurst
Trade issues – including the UK’s looming departure from the European Union – topped the agenda for Angela Merkel in Japan.

After Brexit: Global Britain Plots Course to Return to the Far East

After Brexit: Global Britain Plots Course to Return to the Far East

By Carl Thayer
A post-Brexit Britain will double down on the Asia-Pacific.
How Brexit Is Helping Vietnam in the South China Sea

How Brexit Is Helping Vietnam in the South China Sea

By Du Nhat Dang
As the UK contemplates life after the EU, Vietnam is one of its most promising new partners.

What’s Next for Vietnam-UK Relations in 2019?

What’s Next for Vietnam-UK Relations in 2019?

By Prashanth Parameswaran
A recent foreign policy consultation put the focus on the opportunities and challenges for ties in the new year.

The Golden Era of UK-China Relations Meets Brexit

The Golden Era of UK-China Relations Meets Brexit

By Oliver Turner
The “Golden Era” of UK-China relations has never materialized as it was envisioned, and it probably never will.

Post-Brexit UK-China Relations: Impact on the US

Post-Brexit UK-China Relations: Impact on the US

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Yu Jie.
Could Cambodia’s Minor Parties Play a Major Role in its 2018 Election?

Could Cambodia’s Minor Parties Play a Major Role in its 2018 Election?

By David Hutt
The potential importance of smaller parties in upcoming polls should not be overlooked.

More Than Leadership, the Commonwealth Needs a Purpose

More Than Leadership, the Commonwealth Needs a Purpose

By Udayan Das
Renewed interest in India and the UK might provide new impetus to the 53-member group.
Britain's China Challenge

Britain's China Challenge

By Kerry Brown
Ahead of PM Theresa May's visit, there are signs China already views the U.K. as a supplicant rather than an equal.

Could the UK Join the TPP?

Could the UK Join the TPP?

By Li Jie Sheng
London would have to overcome several roadblocks first.

Will Brexit Affect Regionalism in Southeast Asia?

Will Brexit Affect Regionalism in Southeast Asia?

By Laura Allison-Reumann and Philomena Murray
ASEAN should reflect seriously on Brexit, and the UK will need to reconnect alone with Southeast Asia.

UK-Japan: Prime Minister May Tries to Allay Brexit Fears with State Visit

UK-Japan: Prime Minister May Tries to Allay Brexit Fears with State Visit

By Irina Angelescu
Was May's visit sufficient to alleviate Japanese concerns about Brexit?
Japan, UK Talk Brexit and North Korea

Japan, UK Talk Brexit and North Korea

By Yukari Easton
The summit between Shinzo Abe and Theresa May largely focused on two issues.

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