by Julia M | 1 Jun, 2023 | Talking Points
Geopolitical Pragmatism Fuels ASEAN’s Economic Growth With war returning to the European continent, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) provides a notable example of how individual states can prosper amidst great power rivalry and coexist (relatively)...
by Julia M | 4 May, 2023 | Talking Points
Ideology hampers US efforts to lead the world The ability of President Joe Biden to unite the US and EU in a sanctions regime against Russia has been remarkable. It demonstrated, once again, that when a crisis hits Europe, the continent looks to the US. It also...
by Julia M | 14 Apr, 2023 | Talking Points
A ‘Democracy’ Summit A surreal moment to wrap up last month was Joe Biden, president of a country the EIU describes as ‘a flawed democracy’, hosting the second Summit for Democracy. It is reassuring that the means Biden chose to buttress democracy was a virtual summit...
by Julia M | 21 Mar, 2023 | Talking Points
The crucial role of ‘red lines’ in maintaining geopolitical stability The red lines that were established between Washington and Moscow after the Cuban Missile Crisis, kept the world free from nuclear disaster for the remainder of the Cold War. Respecting the other...
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