By Hadrien T. Saperstein, Researcher at Asia Centre. The Coup d’État in Myanmar On the 1st of February, 2021, the day before Burma/Myanmar’s[1] newly elected parliament was intended to convene,
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
Hadrien T. Saperstein[1] and Loris Cera[2] Abstract: After a brief discussion on the transition from the first to second space age, which witnessed the move from defensive to offensive military
Hadrien T. Saperstein, researcher at Asia Centre. On the 16th of December, 2020, the Minister of Higher Education, Sciences, Research and Innovation, Dr. Anek Laothamatas, made the bold announcement that
Hadrien T. Saperstein, researcher at Asia Centre “The issue raised by the aftermath of the breathtaking electoral sequence that the United States is going through and which, even if it
Hadrien T. Saperstein, chargé de recherche à Asia Centre. After a brief description of the contemporary political and economic situation, this article forecasts four potential scenarios for the 2020 Thai
Hadrien Saperstein, associate researcher at Asia Centre, in the following article published in New Mandala magazine, analyzes the Royal Thai Navy this time from the angle of arms orders, factions
Hadrien Saperstein, research fellow at Asia Centre, discusses in this article published in the East Asia Forum the current challenges facing the Royal Thai Navy, and the concept of Hybrid
Hadrien T. Saperstein, researcher at Asia Centre. In the maritime strategic thought community there has been much talk about the theoretical application of the Maritime Hybrid Warfare concept by second
