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Ukraine’s Shadow Over Blinken’s Travels Through Central Asia

Ukraine’s Shadow Over Blinken’s Travels Through Central Asia

By Catherine Putz
The war in Ukraine provided the thematic backdrop for the U.S. secretary of state’s recent trip through Central Asia in a way the U.S. war in Afghanistan once did. 
Why Vietnam’s UN Abstention on Ukraine Was a Rational Move

Why Vietnam’s UN Abstention on Ukraine Was a Rational Move

By Khang Vu
The country’s domestic political structure emphasizes continuity in foreign policy, and changes its stance only when there is a clear benefit in doing so.

Russia’s War on Ukraine: Lessons for the Indonesian Armed Forces

Russia’s War on Ukraine: Lessons for the Indonesian Armed Forces

By Muhammad Fauzan Malufti
The European conflict has laid bare several vulnerabilities in the TNI's modernization plans.

Nine Southeast Asian States Vote to Condemn Russian War on Ukraine

Nine Southeast Asian States Vote to Condemn Russian War on Ukraine

By Sebastian Strangio
Of the 11 nations of Southeast Asia, only Laos and Vietnam abstained from the resolution demanding a Russian withdrawal.

China Could Learn From Ukraine War – But on the Korean Peninsula, Not Taiwan

China Could Learn From Ukraine War – But on the Korean Peninsula, Not Taiwan

By A. B. Abrams
12 months of Western operations in Ukraine could hold valuable lessons for Chinese security interests in North Korea. 
As Russia’s Military Stumbles in Ukraine, Chinese Strategists Are Taking Notes

As Russia’s Military Stumbles in Ukraine, Chinese Strategists Are Taking Notes

By Lyle Goldstein and Nathan Waechter
China is drawing lessons from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Chinese military sources can tell us exactly what the PLA is learning.

Why Asia – and the World – Must Stand With Ukraine 

Why Asia – and the World – Must Stand With Ukraine 

By Elbegdorj Tsakhia
“If Ukraine stops fighting, the free world will face continuous intimidation and further extermination,” writes former Mongolian President Elbegdorj.
The Ukraine War Echoes in Ancient Samarkand

The Ukraine War Echoes in Ancient Samarkand

By Dan Storyev
An unusual diaspora -- Indian medical students evacuated from Ukraine last year -- has found community in a small Catholic church in Samarkand.

South Korea Should be Taking Notes on Ukraine

South Korea Should be Taking Notes on Ukraine

By Emily Schroen
A potential humanitarian crisis looms across the country's northern border. It needs to be prepared.

How Has the Russia-Ukraine War Impacted Cambodia’s Foreign Policy?

How Has the Russia-Ukraine War Impacted Cambodia’s Foreign Policy?

By Sokvy Rim
The country and its prime minister, Hun Sen, have been unexpectedly outspoken about Ukraine's plight.

Myanmar and Russia Agree to Establish Nuclear Technology Hub in Yangon

Myanmar and Russia Agree to Establish Nuclear Technology Hub in Yangon

By Sebastian Strangio
Civilian nuclear cooperation is the fruit of a growing convergence of interests between the two pariah states.
G20 Can’t Avoid the Elephant in the Room: Ukraine War

G20 Can’t Avoid the Elephant in the Room: Ukraine War

By Kamal Uddin Ahmed
Despite pleas to keep the focus on economic recovery, the war remained a major topic of discussion at the Bali Summit.

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