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Susannah Patton 3 hours ago Thai foreign policy in the twilight zone If foreign policy reflects domestic politics, its unsurprising that Thailand’s diplomacy is confused and haphazard.
Sam Roggeveen 3 hours ago The Trumpist turn in US foreign policy Trump's instinct for restraint could have a long future in both American political parties.
Evan Freidin 5 hours ago BRICS Pay as a challenge to SWIFT network It’s just an idea for now – but enough to worry the Western world about an alternative international payment system.
Stéphanie Fillion 12 hours ago The declining fortunes of Afghanistan’s women Is the International Court of Justice a toothless tiger, or can a new legal battle truly turn the tide for women and girls?
Marcus Colla 1 day ago The claustrophobia of German politics With the three-party governing coalition in tatters, this is politics in panic mode.
Aristyo Rizka Darmawan 1 day ago Has Indonesia fallen into China's nine-dash line trap? A new Indonesia-China joint statement betrays Indonesia’s national interest and looks like a big win for Beijing.
Geoff Raby 1 day ago The West’s unfounded Chussia Anxiety Russia will not long tolerate its increasingly vasal-like status to China.
Andrea Carson 2 days ago Study exposes gender gap in foreign affairs reporting Not only with male reporters, but the experts likely to be quoted or appear on opinion pages.
Ooi Kok Hin 2 days ago Malaysia’s democratic transition: Why it matters for Southeast Asia and the Muslim world But progress could still be reversed.