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IISS experts @ALevesques & @VirajSolanki_ examine India’s growing defence diplomacy and engagement as a means of enhancing its regional posture in the Asia-Pacific. Read APRSA I Chapter 3. #SLD24
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US government policy that continues to push Taiwan/TSMC to cutoff Chinese design firms from using TSMC is dangerous, and risks significantly upping tensions over Taiwan more broadly. I wrote on these risks in detail here:
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ASEAN has downgraded Myanmar’s representation at key meetings in response to its failure to implement the group’s ‘Five Point Consensus’ but has struggled to find ways to de-escalate the conflict. Read APRSA I Chapter 4. https://t.co/U5hMK6QZqx
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The US continues to be the most significant exercise partner of choice for Asia-Pacific countries, but China is gradually catching up. APRSA Chapter 1 details the importance of combined-military exercises in the region. https://t.co/1fRl2bhPyn
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The West has used economic sanctions and symbolic engagement with ousted lawmakers to seek to reverse the coup, while otherwise deferring to ASEAN to manage the crisis. Read APRSA I Chapter 4 https://t.co/U5hMK6QZqx
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APRSA Chapter 2 analyses the existing crisis prevention and -management mechanisms between the US and China and within the broader Asia-Pacific. Read @MeiaNouwens’ evaluation of their development and effectiveness. https://t.co/ZqQHLmv1ha
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For more on this complex triangular relationship, and the impact of US export controls on the equation for manufacturing advanced semiconductors, see: APRSA 2022 Chapter 7: Sino-American Technology Competition and the Asia-Pacific ( https://t.co/5nHCW8az6r)
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How useful are combined-military exercises in addressing participants’ security challenges? @EvanLaksmana, @pfraioli, @VeerleNouwens & @js_hackett answer in Chapter 1 of APRSA. https://t.co/1fRl2bhhIP
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IISS expert @MeiaNouwens addresses concerns about the lack of communication between the United States and China, two nuclear-armed powers, in an era of great-power competition. Read APRSA Chapter 2. https://t.co/ZqQHLmv1ha
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US engaged in 1,113 exercises with regional countries from 2003 - 2022, whereas China executed nearly 130 in the same period. Read APRSA’s Chapter 1 comparison of US and China’s defence engagement with regional partners. https://t.co/1fRl2bhhIP
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For the past decade, the APRSA has helped provide deeper analyses and strategic insights of the key regional-security challenges as part of the IISS Shangri-La Dialogue. #SLD24 Read the introduction by @EvanLaksmana. https://t.co/JK3hae6oha
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If you are interested in naval trends in the Indo-Pacific the @IISS_org Asia-Pacific Naval and Maritime Capabilities: The New operational dynamics by Nick Childs is a must read. https://t.co/LwUovDtOT9
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Vyana aprsa score pannitu irukanga athu kuda puriyama irukanga opposite team.. #BiggBossTamil9
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IISS Report Highlights India’s Strategic Defence Partnerships in Asia-Pacific ✍️ @RRaviishankarr
@IISS_org @nitingokhale @skchatts @CaptDKS #IISS #India #APRSA #AsiaPacificRegion #DefenceDiplomacy #ShangriLaDialogue
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Get clear-eyed views of the region's strategic and security environment from @IISS_org team's latest APRSA 👇
We're proud to have launched the Asia-Pacific Regional Security Assessment 2024 at the Shangri-La Dialogue last weekend! A dozen @IISS_org experts reflect on the key security challenges and policies over the past decade 👇 Full-issue online: https://t.co/BUsRhBqipf Full-issue
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As we’re about 2 weeks out before the 22nd IISS Shangri-La Dialogue, I’m happy to share a few curtain raisers drawing from the upcoming Asia-Pacific Regional Security Assessment (APRSA) 2025 set to be launched on 30 May 👇🏻 Launch details: https://t.co/GskejMrUqP
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@Wright_T_J @NarangVipin @nktpnd @dex_eve There has been periodic reporting to this effect, summarized in some 🤡’s chapter for a recent IISS APRSA dossier.
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