Posts tagged Board of Peace
Carney inaugurates 'global centrism': but how will the Indo-Pacific feature?
Carney inaugurates 'global centrism': but how will the Indo-Pacific feature?

Written by Quay Say Jye and Connor O’Brien

The thorny question remains what lines are not worth crossing, and when normative and institutional guardrails may prove strategically beneficial over the long term, especially for small and middle powers.

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Faultlines9DLCarney inaugurates 'global centrism': but how will the Indo-Pacific feature?, Quay Say Jye, Connor O'Brien, 9DASHLINE, World Economic Forum, global centrism, value-based realism, Canada, US, China, Indonesia, ASEAN, Southeast Asia, Board of Peace, Mark Carney, great power politics
Prabowo’s presidency: Meals, power, and China
Prabowo’s presidency: Meals, power, and China

Written by Nathaniel Schochet and Peyson Hunt

The MBG programme stands as both a policy initiative and a political symbol of the Prabowo administration: ambitious in scope, reinforced by the military, and directed by an executive willing to subordinate bureaucracy and norms in pursuit of their goals.

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Southeast Asia9DLPrabowo’s presidency: Meals, power, 9dashline, Nathaniel Schochet, Peyson Hunt, China, Indonesia, Makan Bergizi Gratis, MBG, Joko Widodo, Beijing, Washington, Middle East, Japan, Canada, Netherlands, Australia, Russia, BRICS, SCO, Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, OECD, Board of Peace, North Natuna Sea, south china sea