Posts tagged Minilateralism
Indonesia, France, and the logic of strategic autonomy
Indonesia, France, and the logic of strategic autonomy

Written by Aniello Iannone

France now joins a growing list of Indonesia’s strategic partners. It was a strategic moment in which a major European state and a rising regional middle power found common ground in their shared search for autonomy.

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Europe and the Indo-Pacific9DLAniello Iannone, 9DASHLINE, Indonesia, France, asean, Macron, ASEAN, Indonesia France and the logic of strategic autonomy, AUKUS, Horizon 2050, Drones, Rafale Jets, Indo-Pacific, India, Vietnam, South China Sea, Minilateralism
In Forum: 2024 — Minilaterals in the Indo-Pacific
In Forum: 2024 — Minilaterals in the Indo-Pacific

Minilaterals have become the partnerships of choice for addressing joint problems in the Indo-Pacific and deepening cooperation beyond traditional formats.

In this In Forum, 9DASHLINE invites several experts to assess whether minilaterals can make global governance more effective and whether the institutional landscape of the Indo-Pacific will become overcrowded in 2024.

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Editor's Picks9DLIn Forum: 2024 — Minilaterals in the Indo-Pacific, NAZIA HUSSAIN, SHIBANI MEHTA, DR CHARMAINE WILLOUGHBY, RAJESHWARI KRISHNAMURTHY, 9dashline, Quad, AUKUS trilateral security pact, Multilateralism, Minilateralism, United Nations, ASEAN, Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), global governance, international order, US-China tensions, great power rivalry, South China Sea maritime security
Eyes on Asia: Shangri-La Security Dialogue's role in managing great power rivalry
Eyes on Asia: Shangri-La Security Dialogue's role in managing great power rivalry

Written by Hunter Marston

For Singapore, the advantages are inordinate. As a tiny island nation, the annual conference allows the country to exercise a degree of influence and statecraft on the world stage that its material resources and capacity might not otherwise grant it.

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