Singapore’s Ruling PAP Faces Its Most Competitive Election EverJanuary 23, 2025By Joshua Kurlantzick and Abi McGowan
Expert TakeSingapore’s Next Elections Could Remake Its Political LandscapeWorld Politics ReviewJanuary 23, 2025By Joshua Kurlantzick and Abi McGowan
Between Wars and Peace: Trump Returns to the White HouseHaaretzJanuary 19, 2025Featuring Joshua Kurlantzick
Expert TakeWhat Trump’s Appointments Tell Us About His Asia PolicyJapan TimesJanuary 17, 2025By Joshua Kurlantzick
What is ASEAN, Union Referenced in Hegseth HearingThe HillJanuary 14, 2025Featuring Joshua Kurlantzick
Another Russian Ally is Struggling to Keep Power After Syria CollapseNewsweekDecember 26, 2024Featuring Joshua Kurlantzick
The Philippines Bounces Between China and the United States—and Could Get Burnt by BothDecember 20, 2024By Joshua Kurlantzick
Expert TakeMarcos’ All-In Bet on the United States Could Leave the Philippines Out in the ColdWorld Politics ReviewDecember 20, 2024By Joshua Kurlantzick and Abi McGowan
Expert TakeA Big Year for Asian Elections, but Not Necessarily for DemocracyDecember 12, 2024By Joshua Kurlantzick
Alliance of Autocracies Part 2: Understanding How the Broader Network CollaboratesDecember 9, 2024By Joshua Kurlantzick
Protecting U.S. Allies and Partners from Chinese Economic CoercionDecember 2, 2024By Elliott Abrams, Joshua Kurlantzick and Ezra Hess
Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia Need New AlliancesFair ObserverDecember 1, 2024Featuring Joshua Kurlantzick
Young Southeast Asians Are Slowly Nudging ASEAN Toward ChangeThe DiplomatNovember 20, 2024Featuring Joshua Kurlantzick
Why Militarist Leaders Dominate Southeast Asia's PoliticsDeutsche WelleNovember 20, 2024Featuring Joshua Kurlantzick
Trump’s Victory Will Lead Asian States to Rely on Middle Powers InsteadNovember 19, 2024By Joshua Kurlantzick
Expert TakeThe United States and China Aren’t Southeast Asia’s Only OptionsWorld Politics ReviewNovember 19, 2024By Joshua Kurlantzick and Abi McGowan