Marawi’s Crisis Requires ASEAN’s Centrality, Not External Intervention
Since the past two weeks, Southeast Asia has been putting a serious concern to its security and stability caused by
Since the past two weeks, Southeast Asia has been putting a serious concern to its security and stability caused by
On Monday (6/5), ASEAN Studies Center received a visit of Professor Anders Uhlin from Lund University, Sweden. He visited our
In April this year, the ASEAN Summit kicked off at the heart of the Philippines – Metro Manila. With the
China officially launched the Belt and Road Initiatives on May 2017. Attended by 29 partner countries (with the absence of
In the past several years, there is an increasing tendency among the countries of the Gulf to direct their foreign
‘Brexit’ has created shockwaves through the European Union and called into question whether regional integration is sustainable, and ASEAN is
From April 26-29, Manila hosted the 30th ASEAN Summit. The summit is expected to make progress on the current geopolitical
Political stability and food security are inter-related both at national and regional level. The distortion of political instability would eventually
Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand held the 10th Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle in Manila, Philippines. Represented by the presence of Indonesian President
Studying ASEAN as a region, its policy, relations among member countries, and geopolitical situations has attracted many scholars to inscribe