In a January issue of Foreign Policy, refuting the argument by Niall Ferguson on China and the liberal international order, Aaron…
The prospect of South Korean and North Korean athletes marching together under a “unification” flag at this month’s Pyeongchang Winter Olympics…
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In November 2017, the Australian government released its Foreign Policy White Paper to a flurry of interest and speculation as…
Even a cursory reading reveals a number of noteworthy aspects of the newly released White Paper. First, compared with the…
The recent gubernatorial elections in Jakarta have generated vigorous debate about the state of democracy in Indonesia. Many observers have…
In August 2017, Rwandan President Paul Kagame won re-election with 98.79 percent of the vote. Underlying this landslide victory was…
Foreign policy white papers can disappoint. More than white papers on domestic policy, they deal largely with the unknown. And,…
In international politics, the concept of “soft power” is already well known. But in the Chinese domestic domain, the contest…
