Western leaders will have to do more to keep economic forces such as Brazil, India and South Africa on their side
Globalisation & Geopolitics
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Is the Indo-Pacific the new theatre for geopolitics?
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The moniker, Cold War 2, is frequently used to describe the current adversarial relationship between the US and China. While that may be appropriate, the world today is very different from the days of Cold War 1
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What is China’s Dual Circulation Strategy?
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Despite all the benefits of globalisation, there has been growing rhetoric around deglobalisation
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Navigating the intricate terrain of Western-Chinese relations, Track II diplomacy has emerged as a vital instrument for tackling global challenges
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It took four wise leaders—Reagan and Shultz, and Gorbachev and Shevardnadze—to bring the previous Cold War to a peaceful end. Regrettably, the world is suffering from a dearth of such leadership today
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How is Southeast Asia dealing with changing trade dynamics?
An interview with Stephen OlsonWe speak with a trade expert about geopolitical trends resulting in the shifting global trade landscape and the response from Southeast Asian economies -
Joining the CPTPP provides the UK with not just economic benefits, but the means to help define and defend a rules-based order in the face of China’s diplomatic and economic heft
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Your immediate neighbour is your natural enemy and your neighbour’s neighbour is your friend
