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Asian Allies on Edge: Japan and South Korea Brace for Uncertainty in Trump’s Second Term

Asian Allies on Edge: Japan and South Korea Brace for Uncertainty in Trump’s Second Term

By Camilla Cavarape
Trump’s administration hesitates to mediate between Japan and South Korea, but sustained diplomacy is crucial to maintaining trilateral unity.
Tajik President to Visit Kyrgyzstan, Sign Border Deal, Ahead of Momentous Trilateral Summit

Tajik President to Visit Kyrgyzstan, Sign Border Deal, Ahead of Momentous Trilateral Summit

By Catherine Putz
The presidents of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan are expected to meet for their first-ever trilateral summit on March 31.

Vietnam Raises Indonesia to Highest Diplomatic Tier, Singapore to Follow

Vietnam Raises Indonesia to Highest Diplomatic Tier, Singapore to Follow

By Sebastian Strangio
Over the past three years, the Vietnamese government has established Comprehensive Strategic Partnerships with nine nations.

Husain Haqqani on Trump 2.0 and Pakistan-US Relations

Husain Haqqani on Trump 2.0 and Pakistan-US Relations

By Sudha Ramachandran
Although Pakistan may not be "a priority for U.S. interests as it was earlier... the U.S. simply cannot ignore a nuclear-armed Muslim country with 240 million people."

The Trump Effect on the EU’s Indo-Pacific Strategy

The Trump Effect on the EU’s Indo-Pacific Strategy

By Tiziano Marino
The ideological and strategic rifts between Brussels and Washington could encourage a return to a purely economic approach by Europeans toward the Indo-Pacific.
What the Launch of a UN Hub in Almaty Could Mean for Stability in Afghanistan and Central Asia

What the Launch of a UN Hub in Almaty Could Mean for Stability in Afghanistan and Central Asia

By Alberto Frigerio
Kazakhstan, as Central Asia’s largest economy, has a vested interest in ensuring that Afghanistan is integrated into regional economic frameworks.

Uyghur Deportation Was Prompted by Fears of China Retaliation, Thailand Admits

Uyghur Deportation Was Prompted by Fears of China Retaliation, Thailand Admits

By Sebastian Strangio
The remarks confirm reports that the government had received offers from several nations to resettle the asylum seekers prior to their deportation.
Myanmar Junta Chief Lands in Belarus After Russia Visit

Myanmar Junta Chief Lands in Belarus After Russia Visit

By Sebastian Strangio
Sanctioned and isolated by the West, the two nations are moving to develop their currently negligible trade and investment ties.

Set Adrift: The Australian Political Class and the US Alliance under Trump 2.0

Set Adrift: The Australian Political Class and the US Alliance under Trump 2.0

By Michel Clarke
Thus far, Australian leaders seem unable to address the implications of the fact that U.S. values and interests may in fact no longer be congruent with Australia’s own.

Why Did Mongolia’s Foreign Minister Visit Japan?

Why Did Mongolia’s Foreign Minister Visit Japan?

By Sumiya Chuluunbaatar
Battsetseg Batmunkh’s visit paves the way for an even bigger event to come: Japanese Emperor Naruhito’s visit to Mongolia this summer.

Pakistan-Turkiye Agreements: A New Era of Cooperation or More Symbolic Diplomacy?

Pakistan-Turkiye Agreements: A New Era of Cooperation or More Symbolic Diplomacy?

By Fizza Abbas
Erdogan's recent visit continued existing trends of strengthening cooperation between the two countries, especially in the areas of trade, investment, and defense.
Thailand Had Offers to Resettle Uyghurs Before Deportation, Report Says

Thailand Had Offers to Resettle Uyghurs Before Deportation, Report Says

By Sebastian Strangio
The government chose not to send the asylum seekers to a third country in order to avoid retaliation from Beijing, diplomats and opposition lawmakers say.

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