From May 20 to 22, U.S. President Joe Biden began his first Asia tour, starting in South Korea before heading to Japan. On this occasion, Jean-Yves Colin wrote a brief, in which he reviews the most important points and issues of this visit.
In this articles Jean-Yves Colin analyses the domestic and international factors that allowed the PPP to consolidate its powers within the country amidst popular demands for change, despite the newly elected President’s party still not holding parliamentary majority.
By Romain Caillaud, principal of the consulting firm SIPA Partners and a researcher associated with the Singaporean think tank ISEAS. Ominous breaking news coming out of Myanmar: https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/myanmar-leader-aung-san-suu-kyi-detained Ten years
Hadrien T. Saperstein, researcher for Asia Centre, specialising in maritime strategic thought and strategic foresight analysis for the Indo-Pacific region, is analysing in the following article published by The Geopolitics
From May 20 to 22, U.S. President Joe Biden began his first Asia tour, starting in South Korea before heading to Japan. On this occasion, Jean-Yves Colin wrote a brief, in which he reviews the most important points and issues of this visit.
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