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27 Dec 2024 2024 Top 10 Indonesia’s Largest Muslim Organisation Mired in Controversy After Youth Cadres’ Visit to Israel A'an Suryana|Syafiq Hasyim Whether they were made use of or knew what they were doing, the actions of five young Nadhlatul Ulama members during their recent trip to Israel have stirred up a hornet’s nest. 2024 Top 10 Indonesia International Relations Islam Southeast Asia
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24 Jul 2024 Southeast Asia and the Global South: Rhetoric and Reality Hoang Thi Ha|Cha Hae Won This article contextualises Southeast Asian countries within the Global South discourse, examining where they align with the characteristics generally associated with the Global South and where they diverge. China China-Southeast Asia relations International Relations Southeast Asia
19 Jul 2024 China-Philippines Talks: A Sliver of Hope to Reduce Tensions? Lye Liang Fook Although China and the Philippines have resumed bilateral talks, they are far from addressing their differences over the Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea. China China-Philippine Relations International Relations Philippine South China Sea
18 Jul 2024 Singapore as a “Nation of Lions Led by Lions” Irene Ng William Choong, Fulcrum's Managing Editor and ISEAS Senior Fellow, discusses the second volume of S. Rajaratnam's authorised biography, the Lion's Roar, with author and ISEAS writer-in-residence Irene Ng. Dialogues at Fulcrum International Relations Singapore Southeast Asia
17 Jul 2024 Philippine-China Standoff Over Second Thomas Shoal: There Are Three Others Marites Dañguilan Vitug|Camille Elemia The Second Thomas Shoal is the centre of attention in the standoff between China and the Philippines. But there are three other features in the South China Sea that warrant examination. China-Philippine Relations International Relations Philippine South China Sea
11 Jul 2024 How Much of Vietnam’s Policy Reform is due to FTAs? Jayant Menon Vietnam has progressed in embracing market-based reforms, but its reform agenda remains unfinished. Recent free trade agreements have maintained reform momentum, but Vietnam’s earlier accession to ASEAN and the WTO continues to influence the economy. International Relations International Trade Vietnam Vietnamese Economy Vietnamese Politics
5 Jul 2024 Recasting Malaysia–US Relations in the Shadow of the War in Gaza Meredith Weiss Anwar Ibrahim can leverage American reactions to the war in Gaza to develop relations with the United States. International Relations Malaysia Malaysian Politics
