Análisis en Profundidad
Artículo World Politics Review, 12.04.2021 Joshua Kurlantzick, académico del Council on Foreign Relations para el Sudeste Asiático[caption id="attachment_56304" align="alignright" width="405"]
An anti-coup protester at a demonstration in Yangon, Myanmar, March 27, 2021 (AP).[/caption]
In the days after Myanmar’s military staged a coup on Feb. 1, it likely hoped to consolidate... Artículo World Politics Review, 07.04.2021 Judah Grunstein, editor en jefe[caption id="attachment_56285" align="alignright" width="405"]
Chinese People’s Liberation Army cadets take part in bayonet drills at the PLA’s Armored Forces Engineering Academy. (AP/Andy Wong)[/caption]
There is perhaps nothing so difficult or so important as thinking independently in the face of a gathering... Artículo World Politics Review, 30.03.2021 Aryaman Bhatnagar, analista de política internacional basado en India[caption id="attachment_56082" align="alignleft" width="405"]
An Indian soldier looks toward the Pir Panjal mountain range from a forward posts at the India-Pakistan frontier. (AP/Channi Anand)[/caption]
In late February, India and Pakistan announced a cease-fire along their de... Editorial The Economist, 24.03.2021Last week China slapped down democracy in Hong Kong. The imposition of tight mainland control over the territory is not just a tragedy for the 7.5m people who live there, it is also a measure of China’s determination not to compromise over how it asserts its will. After the collapse of the Soviet...
Artículo Foreign Policy, 19.03.2021 Raja Mohan, director (Institute of South Asian Studies- National University of Singapore) y ex miembro del Consejo Nacional de Seguridad indio
In a deepening geopolitical shift, New Delhi is inching closer on many fronts[caption id="attachment_56045" align="alignright" width="400"]
President Obama and Prime Minister Modi attend a reception... Artículo Foreign Policy, 17.03.2021 James Crabtree, profesor (Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy-National University of Singapore)
But Britain’s new security strategy risks shifting too few resources eastwardThe United States had its “pivot” to Asia. Australia has its Pacific “step up.” On Tuesday, Britain placed an Indo-Pacific “tilt” at the heart of a long-delayed national defense and...
Artículo Foreign Policy, 16.03.2021 Lindsay Gorman, académico (Alliance for Securing Democracy-German Marshall Fund of the US)
But if democracies are to stand up to Chinese coercion, they will have to join forces[caption id="attachment_55844" align="alignright" width="350"]
Pineapples for sale by a street vendor in Taipei. (Ceng Shou Yi/Nurphoto/Getty Images)[/caption]
This month, China banned... Reportaje Foreign Policy, 12.03.2021 Simina Mistreanu, periodista basada en Beijing
Artículo World Politics Review, 10.03.2021 Anubhav Gupta, director asociado del Asia Society Policy Institute[caption id="attachment_55747" align="alignleft" width="405"]
An Indian army convoy on the Srinagar- Ladakh highway at Gagangeer in Indian-controlled Kashmir.Artículo Foreign Policy, 08.03.2021 Sumit Ganguly y Carol Evans
A passenger walks on a railway track after trains got stranded in Mumbai. (Indranil Mukherjee/AFP/Getty Images)[/caption]
India has recently made news by agreeing to cease-fires at...