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middle power diplomacy
Better Late Than Never: South Korea and New Zealand in the South Pacific
By Alexander C. Tan
Seoul and Wellington were late to the Indo-Pacific party, but now have a chance to demonstrate middle power agency.
The Philippines’ ‘Middle Power’ Momentum Takes Shape in AMNEX-2
By Joshua Bernard Espeña
The aims of last month's ASEAN naval exercise dovetail well with Manila's determination to play a more proactive regional security role.
It is Time for Indonesia to Act as a Stabilizer in Ukraine – and Beyond
By Radityo Dharmaputra
Jakarta's fence-sitting over the Russian aggression in Ukraine is undermining its normative and moral authority.
Australia and South Korea: Resetting Middle Power Ambitions
By Peter K. Lee and Sarah Teo
It is worth assessing if and how two of the Indo-Pacific’s most prominent middle powers might once again pursue creative and ambitious statecraft.
Should Vietnam Embrace Middle Power Status?
By Huynh Tam Sang
What does it mean to be a middle power? And is Vietnam one already?
How Other Countries Can Survive the US-China Competition
By Gedaliah Afterman
Smaller powers should create new coalitions in face of ongoing superpower competition.
Can Indonesia Help MIKTA Thrive?
By Beginda Pakpahan
As Indonesia takes over leadership of the middle power grouping, it faces both opportunities and challenges.
Have Asia’s Middle Powers Come of Age?
By Chietigj Bajpaee
Recent developments have illustrated that Asia's middle powers are key drivers of strategic change.
MIKTA and Middle Power Diplomacy in the South China Sea
By Benjamin Engel
The group of middle powers could potentially play an important role in the South China Sea disputes.
South Korean Middle Power Diplomacy and the U.S. Rebalance
By Scott A. Synder
Will South Korea's interest in middle power diplomacy help or hinder its alliance with the U.S.?
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