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What Will Become of South East Asia?

Despite being frequently overlooked crushed as it is in the midst of great Asian powers, South East Asia recently found a new space in the international system. And this space already attracted the attention of the old and the new great powers that orbit around the region. Other than Asian powers like China and Japan, the United States are currently joined by Australia in an attempt to find a role in the promising markets of South East Asia. Competition for supremacy in the area is in fact paralleled to a quest for the control of the maritime routes that cross the region.

Wednesday, 11 December, 2019 - 09:15
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Cina 2050: incubo demografico

 

Ben oltre i fattori congiunturali – crisi economica globale, guerre commerciali, rallentamento del tasso di crescita, eccessivo indebitamento delle imprese, calo degli investimenti profittevoli – a determinare la riduzione duratura del tasso di crescita potenziale cinese sarà il fattore demografico.

Tuesday, 12 November, 2019 - 13:00
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ASEAN: The Player to Reckon with in Asia

In a world where great power rivalry is seemingly overtaking the multilateral world order, a regional organisation with lofty ideals such as “One vision, one identity, one community”, seems anachronistic. However, looking at the 35th ASEAN Summit in Bangkok, it looks like Southeast Asia is feeling quite at ease in the current state of affairs. There are some serious concerns, of course, not in the least regarding the security threats in the South China Sea (SCS).

Tuesday, 12 November, 2019 - 12:15
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The Retreat of Multilateralism: The Unknowns of Global Economy

Since the trans-Atlantic financial crisis, there has been a consistent focus on giving more voice and vote to emerging powers such as China and India, as well as to developing countries.

The concerted effort of the G20 has therefore resulted in a reform of the International Monetary Fund which has led to a distinct shift in voting powers, especially to China.

Friday, 4 October, 2019 - 17:30
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Foreign Fighters from Central Asia: Between Renunciation and Repatriation

Foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs) associated with the unrest in Syria and Iraq, comprise over 40,000 individuals from 110 countries, spurring the international community to call upon these countries of origin to act. All Central Asian (CA) states are affected by problems related to their FTFs.

Thursday, 3 October, 2019 - 12:00
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The Importance of Central Asia for Russia’s Foreign Policy

At present, Russia's influence in the Central Asian region is still quite significant, and it is bound to grow. 

Thursday, 3 October, 2019 - 10:00
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Central Asian States: Is Intra-Regional Integration Possible?

For a long time, the five Central Asian republics have presented a puzzle to researchers and policymakers regarding regional cooperation.

Thursday, 3 October, 2019 - 18:30
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The Power of the Quiet? Turkey’s Central Asia Strategy

In the past few years, Ankara’s foreign policy has been preoccupied with the Syrian conflict, the Turkish-Russian rapprochement and the growing rift with the West. However, Ankara has also been striving to build a silent but important strategy towards Central Asia.

Thursday, 3 October, 2019 - 18:00
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Central Asia: One of China’s Favourite Peripheries

The story of president Xi Jinping choosing Kazakhstan as the first location for presenting his revolutionary foreign policy plan – the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) – has now become a common tale of China’s international relations. However, it is a story worth retelling, as it marks the starting-point of a new era in China-Central Asia relations.

Thursday, 3 October, 2019 - 16:45
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Geopolitical Power Plays in Central Asia

Through the new EU Central Asia strategy, Brussels seems determined to breathe new life into its efforts to “court” Central Asia. But the EU is neither the only international player interested in the region nor is it the most influential one.

Thursday, 3 October, 2019 - 16:15
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