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India’s climate change approach: what to expect
By Pooja JAIN, PhD and Research Fellow at Asia Centre. Introduction A crucial goal of India’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 2015) is
India’s push for vaccine diplomacy
By Pooja Jain, PhD, Research Fellow at Asia Centre. Introduction In the fight against coronavirus, India stands out for its twin initiative
The 13th Party Congress and then…
By Jean-Philippe Eglinger, external contributor for Asia Centre. Introduction Following the end of the 13th Congress of the Vietnamese Communist
Indonesia and West Papua Relations – (Long) Road to Move Forward?
By Abid A. Adonis, external author for Asia Centre. The Severe Past The West Papua question has held a controversial dynamic
Why the EU lacks behind China in AI development – Analysis and solutions to enhance EU’s AI strategy
By Thomas L. Oomen, Junior Researcher at Asia Centre. Abstract With data availability exponentially increasing in the coming years, artificial
Prayuth and the Art of Survival
By Hadrien T. Saperstein, researcher at Asia Centre. On Tuesday the 16th of February, 2021, the opposition parties in Thailand
Looking Ahead, Southeast Asia After the Coup d’État in Myanmar
By Hadrien T. Saperstein, Researcher at Asia Centre. The Coup d’État in Myanmar On the 1st of February, 2021, the
Ominous breaking news coming out of Myanmar
By Romain Caillaud, principal of the consulting firm SIPA Partners and a researcher associated with the Singaporean think tank ISEAS.
Thailand: The Making of a Near-Antarctic State
Hadrien T. Saperstein, researcher for Asia Centre, specialising in maritime strategic thought and strategic foresight analysis for the Indo-Pacific region,
Micronesia in Service to an American ‘Indo-Pacific’ Policy
Christian Lechervy, Permanent Secretary for the Pacific from 2014 to 2018, published a new article in the Outre-Terre review, in
Thailand’s Draft National Space Act: Legal Developments in the Registration System and Space Debris Mitigation Measures
Pimtawan Nidhi-u-tai* and Lalin Kovudhikulrungsri** Introduction In October 2020, the National Space Policy Committee (NSPC) finally approved the Draft National
Thailand’s Smaller-State Space Power Amid Great-Power Competition in the Space Domain
Hadrien T. Saperstein[1] and Loris Cera[2] Abstract: After a brief discussion on the transition from the first to second space