Written by Huynh Tam Sang
Expanding on the new, positive momentum in EU-Taiwan relations, Mr Gahler also underscored the role of the European Parliament’s decision to work on its first-ever stand-alone report on Taiwan in its Foreign Affairs Committee, evaluating the prospects of broadening and deepening cooperation between Brussels and Taipei.
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce that 9DASHLINE and the Council for Strategic and Defense Research (CSDR) have reached an agreement to partner on a thought-provoking new four-part webinar series designed to explore a number of critical issues set to face the Indo-Pacific — the worlds most dynamic region — in the years ahead.
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce that former Associate Editor Dr Manali Kumar takes over as our new Editor-in-Chief.
Read MoreWe are delighted to welcome Hunter Marston as our new Australia Associate.
As part of our growing network of associates, Hunter’s arrival represents the next step in our ambition to connect Europe and the Indo-Pacific while simultaneously promoting the next generation of leading thinkers.
Read MoreIn March we invite articles that seek to explore issues relating to the South Pacific and its importance for the region in the months and years ahead. In addition to articles focused on specific issues such as recent developments in the Pacific Islands Forum, we also welcome features that examine issues such as climate change, trade, resources, governance, technology, sports diplomacy and great power competition.
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce the signing of a broad-ranging partnership with Taiwan NextGen Foundation, one of Taiwan’s leading Think Tanks. This partnership comes at an exciting time for both parties and serves to further underline our ambition to be at the very forefront of developments across the region.
Read MoreIn February we invite articles that seek to explore issues relating to the South China Sea dispute and implications for the region for the months and years ahead. In addition to articles focused on specific issues such as land reclamation and/or specific claims we also welcome features designed to connect key issues such as trade, resources, governance freedom of navigation and great power competition.
Read MoreAs an entirely independent platform, we would like to thank you for your support and look forward to building on our success to date with a number of exciting developments across 2021.
Read MoreIn January we invite articles that seek to predict and analyse events across the Indo-Pacific for the year ahead. We welcome features that may focus on a specific country or issue (i.e. North Korea or multilateralism) in addition to pieces aiming to address the Indo-Pacific as a whole such as an ‘Indo-Pacific Top 10’.
Read MoreWe are delighted to welcome Dr Ferenczy as our new Taiwan Associate.
Read MoreIn November we invite articles that seek to provide commentary and analysis on the issue of minorities within the context of the Indo-Pacific. Writers may wish to address areas such as human security, discrimination, migration, difference, power, etc.
Read MoreIf you would like to write for us on the topic of generational perspectives on democracy, please email a brief pitch clearly and succinctly outlining the focus and argument of your proposed article.
Read MoreWe are delighted to welcome Dr Manali Kumar as our new Associate Editor.
Read MoreIf you would like to write for us on the topic of Taiwan, please email a brief pitch clearly and succinctly outlining the focus and argument of your proposed article.
Read MoreWe are currently seeking an Editorial Assistant to work closely with the Editor and the Associate Editor.
Please see the attached details.
Read MoreThis partnership will enable selected articles to feature across both platforms, providing contributors the opportunity to reach an ever greater audience and reflects the passion of both teams to develop analysis and commentary about one of the world’s most vibrant and exciting regions: South Asia.
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