Member Articles

While ASEAN is an essential player in Indo-Pacific affairs, its influence over the emerging security shifts in the region is being questioned. Therefore, to maintain its credibility, ASEAN should consider structural and cultural reform.

The Quad should continue focusing on delivering its promises and building on areas of success. The Quad’s success is imperative for an open and secure Indo-Pacific.

This summarizes the key points from the tenth Financial Regulatory Outlook Conference, which examined the potential evolution of the monetary order amid inflationary pressures and global challenges.

This article argues that the Abraham Accords process is exclusive and disregards the foundational principles of regional peace, and proposes how to make it a more inclusive process.

Besides domestic and regional initiatives, the Gulf countries need to also embrace the huge potential of international cooperation in addressing global climate change.

The G7's Just Energy Transition Partnership with Senegal and South Africa aims to help economies become less carbon-focused and create avenues for cooperation, but is complicated by the rise of China and growing multipolarity.

This investigates the potential avenues available to the EU in its strategy to mitigate foreign and security policy challenges arising from three elements: internal contestation, regional fragmentation, and multipolar competition.

The European Green Deal did not plan for a fragmenting world and must face new realities. This study identifies ten key points that need to be addressed to adjust the Green Deal to a brutal world.

The efficacy and coherence of the BRICS will be tested by the opportunities and difficulties that come with expansion. Its ability to create consensus will determine whether it can continue to be a credible force for changing global governance.

The ongoing crisis in the Sahel shows that traditional instruments of international involvement are no longer adequate to respond to the challenges in security provision and governance. Policymakers need to rethink the approach to addressing insecurity.