This edition of East Asia Forum Quarterly elevates the voices of thinkers from Southeast Asia, as well as those beyond, who assess what the value of ASEAN centrality means for the region today and how to defend it into the future.

Nov 8, 2023 · The Philippines and Singapore lease bases to the US military and—with Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam— participate in annual Southeast Asia Cooperation and Training exercises led by the US navy.

Issue Editors Shiro Armstrong, Director, Australia– Japan Research Centre, and Editor, East Asia Forum, Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU. Lili Yan Ing, Lead Advisor (Southeast Asia Region) at the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA).

Southeast Asia builds BRICS+ connections as Washington’s influence wanes TRICIA YEOH S THE dust settles on the 2024 US election and the world prepares for a second Trump presidency, there is a disquiet that permeates Southeast Asia—the recognition that, as the United States

Oct 5, 2021 · The proposed ‘EAGLE Act’ in the US Congress poses an unprecedented challenge to ASEAN centrality.

As this issue of East Asia Forum Quarterly shows, a ready mix of problems await Biden and his team of familiar, and highly experienced, foreign policy faces. Among other subjects, contributors ponder the fate of the US–China trade war, the limits to achieving an ambitious national climate policy, the ongoing challenges on the Korean peninsula, in South and Southeast Asia, and the …

Southeast Asia schools Australia on its search for strategic equilibrium Evelyn Goh Oceania

Thailand’s military machinations will define post-election political manoeuvring Paul Chambers Politics Southeast Asia 2 years ago

Dec 25, 2023 · With the 2024 US election setting up to be a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, policymakers in Asia and Europe need to think seriously about how to steer their way through an unpredictable American administration.

Southeast Asia defies simple categorisation. Among its countries there are obvious contrasts: big and small, vibrant and stagnant, attractive and troubling, peaceful and unsettled, quaint and web-savvy, confronting and embracing. The contributors to this issue of the EAFQ grapple with parts of the Southeast Asian mosaic, punctuated, as ever, by domestic intrigues, national ambitions, …