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Can AUKUS and Japan’s Free and Open Indo-Pacific vision coexist with Pacific security priorities?
Sione Tekiteki, Emma Salisbury, Alan J. Kuperman and Joanne Wallis examine competing visions of regional security, nuclear risks and geopolitical rivalry.
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"Should the Loss and Damage Fund and other UN financing mechanisms support Nepal, the UN would prove its ability to set up functional climate compensation systems and advance global climate justice" buff.ly/WMbEVZc | by Luana Correia
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“This is a pattern that’s been used before,” said Hunter Marston, Southeast Asia Director @LowyInstitute, noting that Chinese scholars are increasingly speaking in line with government views.
“The idea that this is just some academics floating this…is not exactly the case.”
China’s campaign to expand its reach in the Pacific has a new target: a chain of tiny Philippines islands critical to any U.S. defense of Taiwan. on.wsj.com/4hLqvpO
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"The danger is not that Russia breaks the freeze, but that it pulls Japanese attention and resources away from the front where the decisive contest will be fought" buff.ly/ure2hO8 | by Leonardo Morreale
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The Navigator — latest issue out now.
This month:
• New Zealand’s strike-drone plans signal a more operational Pacific security order
• South Korea confronts the limits of “model allyship” with Washington
• Regional roundup
Read here: buff.ly/2xvRr5M
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The Navigator — latest issue out now!
This month:
• New Zealand’s strike-drone plans signal a more operational Pacific security order
• South Korea confronts the limits of “model allyship” with Washington
Regional roundup
Read here: buff.ly/2xvRr5M
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The Navigator—latest issue out now!
This month:
• New Zealand’s strike-drone plans signal a more operational Pacific security order
• South Korea confronts the limits of “model allyship” with Washington
Stay ahead with our regional roundup
Read here: buff.ly/OpzxrXO
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"Should a future RN government end up pushing for protectionist policies, New Delhi should work towards diversifying its economic partnerships across other EU member states" buff.ly/Nww8ZI4 | by Sapna Suresh
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"It is impossible to know from the outside whether officials in New Delhi, Seoul, and Hanoi are responding to a shared calculation or arriving at similar answers independently" buff.ly/1Ji6RXu | by Arijit Mazumdar
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"The growing number and diversity of disasters in the Indo-Pacific region call for a more methodical approach between countries that share borders" buff.ly/qPEtfBO | by Ambika Vishwanath and Priyanka Bhide | @Kubernein @theidlethinker
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"A signal of displeasure, arguably misread, appears to have been enough to shut down the field’s largest international gathering, and in a democratic state, with a reputational cost to that state as well as to China" buff.ly/5wjam2j | by @RobbieBarnett
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"Silver is more than a niche input in solar panels and less than a tool of Chinese power. It is a case study in how industrial policy is changing the geography of commodity power" buff.ly/LKFPCdN | by Jason Togut
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"Fears that the Polar Silk Road is an instrument for gaining control in the Arctic or over Greenland mistake what is essentially a slogan for a coherent, centrally-directed strategy" buff.ly/blLLVZ9 | by @ErdemLam
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My thoughts on how ASEAN has managed a very challenging year. Thank you @JMichaelCole1 for the opportunity to contribute! pf.org.tw/tw/pfch/13-12118.h…
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As we expand our Indo-Pacific coverage, Assistant Editors — Luana Correia, Akash Nayak and Elizabeth Cherchia — share what drew them to the region, the trends they believe deserve greater attention, and what makes analysis truly stand out.
Read here: 9dashline.com/article/in-bri…
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"The dispute with the Philippines was temporarily set aside rather than settled, leaving room for neutrality. Then Beijing brought the same coercive reflex to Manila that it used everywhere" buff.ly/EYv6wYX | by Herman S. Taylor.
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Excellent analysis #evaseiwert : “This also shows up in how cautiously Beijing positions itself as a mediator: it typically gets involved once a deal is largely settled, or works in the background rather than out front.”
Ahead of the 2026 SCO summit in Bishkek (31 Aug to 1 Sept), 9DASHLINE spoke with Dr. Eva Seiwert about her new book, The Shanghai Cooperation Organization and China’s Vision of International Relations:
Read here: 9dashline.com/article/in-con… | @merics_eu
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The Navigator — August issue out now
This month we examine:
• A “Free” Indo-Pacific — competing visions of regional order
• Philippines–Japan ties and the rising costs of militarisation
Stay ahead with our regional roundup
Read here: 9dashline.substack.com/p/the…
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