Is the Establishment of the ASEAN-China Common Market Long Overdue?
Establishing the ASEAN-China Common Market has been a long-discussed topic, and there is a growing consensus that it is now overdue.
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Straddling or Squeezed: An Increasingly Delicate Southeast Asian Positioning Between Great Powers
For a long time, Southeast Asia has straddled some of the busiest trade routes in the world. More than half, and by some accounts up to two-thirds or three-quarters, of the world's shipping volume goes through the South China Sea.
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G20 as an Important Actor to Smooth Geopolitical Risk
The G20 is surely an important venue for gathering key leaders, but its existence is at risk because of growing geopolitical risks.
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The G20 in a De-Globalizing World: What's a Middle Power to Do?
How do we manage the consequences of a world falling apart and countries moving in different directions? This is a big challenge for all countries.
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Protectionism and Nationalism Endanger German-Chinese Relations
The G20 countries represent the most powerful actors on the international stage.
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Why is the G20 the Most Potent Forum for Building a Community of Shared Destiny of Humankind?
Cooperation and contestations amongst great powers continue to determine the nature of international relations. However, the time for old-style geopolitical conflicts and contestations is over.
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G20 and the Coming New World Order
G20 is a relatively new institution, and it is both the result and one of the most important manifestations of the post-bipolar world as it emerged after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Can the G20 Save the World?
Global climate change and environmental crises will affect everyone, and only collective action can bring about the necessary changes to slow global warming.
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Making Sense of China’s Belt and Road Initiative
The BRI’s fundamental nature is an international expression of China’s industrial and technological rise.
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Is the U.S.-Taiwan Chip Alliance Against China Viable?
whether Biden and Tsai’s alliance would last, it was discredited in Taiwan by the U.S.
