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The rise in commodity prices could reshape Asia's alliances

As Asia was divided in its condemnation of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the rise of the price of commodities is having an uneven impact over the region.

The more advanced economies are facing challenges similar to those that Europe is experiencing, where inflation and energy demands are the primary concerns.

In contrast, emerging markets are more concerned for their national food security.

05 aprile 2022
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Why Are US Climate Policies So Different Than in Peer Countries?

Political polarization and the structure of American democracy are key impediments to decarbonization policies in the United States.

04 aprile 2022
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MENA Oil & Gas in the Energy Crisis: A Thorn Bed for Washington?

The MED This Week newsletter provides expert analysis and informed comments on the MENA region's most significant issues and trends. Today we turn the spotlight on the challenges the United States is facing to shore up ties with unsatisfied allies in the Middle East and North Africa and tackle today's energy crisis.

31 marzo 2022
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The Consequences of Asia's Split Over the Ukraine War

Asia is divided in its condemnation of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The more advanced economies, such as Japan, South Korea and Singapore, not only approved the resolution, but they had already imposed sanctions on Russia. Taiwan, too, although not represented at the UN, has expressed its condemnation of Russian actions and aligned itself with Western sanctions. However, many Asian countries have opted for a broadly neutral approach with significant differences between their positions. The most relevant ones are those of China and India.

24 marzo 2022
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The Consequences of the War in Ukraine for the Indo-Pacific

While differences might remain in the interpretation of how the war in Ukraine could have been avoided and what the consequences will be, it is unanimously understood that the conflict has recompacted the Western front and has in fact divided the world. This division was very visibile on 2 March, at the United Nations, when the General Assembly resolution condemning the Russian invasion was passed with 141 votes in favour, 35 abstentions, and 5 against.

24 marzo 2022
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War in Ukraine: Asia Takes Sides

Pivot to Asia is our monthly newsletter focusing on the most significant issues and trends in Asia. Today, we turn the spotlight on the war in Ukraine and Asia’s reaction.

24 marzo 2022
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Stability and Security in the Indo-Pacific

War has come back to Europe just as the world’s centre of gravity was shifting from Europe to Asia. If today’s focus is on supporting Ukraine’s fight to resist the Russian invasion, long-term concerns for European security remain centred in Asia. It is past time for Europe to discuss whether to step up its economic and strategic presence in Asia, especially the Indo-Pacific region; the urgent challenge is to figure out how such a game will be played.

23 marzo 2022
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New Security Frameworks in the Indo-Pacific to Counter China's Ambitions

The gloves are off. There is very little disagreement among (non-Chinese) scholars and analysts that China is the elephant in the room in the Indo-Pacific. China is challenging and indeed changing the territorial status quo in the South China Sea, has increased its unlawful intrusions into Taiwanese-controlled airspace and intrusions into Japanese-controlled territorial waters in the East China Sea.

18 marzo 2022
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Supply Chain Resilience Calls for New Geo-Economic Risk Definition and Assessment

Global economic interdependence –usually known simply as globalisation – has radically changed its role in international relations over the past two decades. It was actively pursued by major world economic powers between the 1980s and the Great Financial Crisis, as an instrument to secure good, widespread economic relations, with a view to preventing the rise of geopolitical frictions.

18 marzo 2022
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AUKUS, the QUAD and the EU: Inclusive and Exclusive Visions for the Indo-Pacific

The Indo-Pacific concept has become a useful organising principle for a wide range of nations seeking to manage and balance Chinese power. This is not automatically about excluding China from the regional order, but about incorporating China into a regional order where the rights of others are respected, while balancing against China when those rights are not. The Indo-Pacific idea recognises a two-ocean strategic system of connectivity and contest, a maritime, multipolar region centred on Asia but not exclusively Asian.

18 marzo 2022
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