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Why ASEAN and China should join hands on global governance
Academia 01:13 pm

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Why ASEAN and China should join hands on global governance

China and ASEAN are well-poised to turn the call of the Global Governance Initiative into concrete results that benefit the region and beyond.
The un-ordered UN order
Academia 09:09 am

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The un-ordered UN order

With the UN about to choose a new secretary-general and United States President Donald Trump’s administration openly hostile to multilateralism, it is unclear how much longer the system can stagger on.
ASEAN, China need to promote the Global Governance Initiative together
Academia 3 days ago

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ASEAN, China need to promote the Global Governance Initiative together

Grounded in shared values and decades of partnership, China and ASEAN are poised to turn the Global Governance Initiative into a real-world architecture for regional stability and shared prosperity.
A road map for the next UN secretary-general
Academia 4 days ago

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A road map for the next UN secretary-general

The next secretary-general will fill the most prominent position in multilateral governance at a time when multilateralism is arguably at its nadir.
Think tanks seek closer Indonesia-China ties
Asia & Pacific 1 week ago

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Think tanks seek closer Indonesia-China ties

As the world enters a critical juncture, stronger Indonesia-China relations will be “elemental” in shaping a new international order, think tanks from both countries said, calling for deeper communication and more practical cooperation across political, economic and cultural spheres. 
BRICS seeks to give the Global South a bigger voice
Academia 1 week ago

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BRICS seeks to give the Global South a bigger voice

The grouping increasingly represents emerging and middle powers across regions that share common development priorities and seek a greater voice in institutions shaping global affairs.
The UN cannot, and need not, wait for consensus
Academia 1 week ago

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The UN cannot, and need not, wait for consensus

At the United Nations' 81st General Assembly, member states will be close to choosing the next secretary-general, who will immediately be confronted not only by many global crises, but also by the UN’s diminished finances.
A fractured world tests the limits of multilateralism
Academia 1 week ago

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A fractured world tests the limits of multilateralism

From Central Asia to the Pacific, sovereign states are proving that global rules cannot remain the exclusive playground of great powers.
The Red Sea crisis exposes BRICS’ deep divisions
Academia 1 week ago

The Red Sea crisis exposes BRICS’ deep divisions

Rapid expansion of the bloc means that its 21 members have deeply divergent interests, particularly in the Middle East.
Twenty years on, BRICS faces a defining choice
Academia 1 week ago

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Twenty years on, BRICS faces a defining choice

Amid shifting global power dynamics and emerging economies seeking a stronger voice, a central issue for BRICS today is whether it should continue as an informal group or take steps toward becoming a formal organization.

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