"US Landpower and an Indo-American Alliance." This article explores the importance of US landpower and an Indo-American alliance to the growing challenge of China’s pursuit of hegemony over Asia. https://lnkd.in/eX5zb5Zq
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Excellent interview and discussion about the decline of western powers, union of south/east-asian countries, #NATO-missteps, #Ukraine-#Russia war and the increasing power of #China, #BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (#SCO). Highly recommended to see.
You Won't Believe What Russia and China Are Planning—This Will Change History Forever | Alex Krainer
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Techno Business Leader/Learner focused on the area of Global Challenges of Peace, Prosperity and Growth. People / Technology Convergence and Collaboration.
https://lnkd.in/gpRM-NPJ Making peace as a precommitment in USA constitution. Monroe to Roosevelt corollary to league of nations - it's a roller coaster ride for them and the world. USA cultural hegemony and its normative influence has been replicated by all to grow - EU, Japan and even China. Now if China follows the negatives / flaws of US foriegn policy, china is a BADASS. Should US set example again and regain its lost status? can command and control work, they have moved low from ideology to realpolitik taking the world towards - allies and enemies rather than friends supporting each other for shared values. Council on Foreign Relations United Nations #humanityfirst
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Chairman, National Group of Educational Institutions | Member of Legislative Assembly, Kerala 2011 - 2021 | Executive Member, Indian Union Muslim League All India Committee
We must learn lessons from the people of Palestine to climb mountains to attain our goals. The western nations are trying only for the hegemony of Transatlantic Alliance. Any sedate attempt for a china, Russia, OIC coordinate axis will be an effectual alternative. As we know the age of exploration from the late 15th century to the early 17th century which was initiated by Spain opened new avalanche for European countries to establish new trade routes to Asia and East Indies, bypassing the overland routes controlled by the Ottoman Empire. The new world order and the deal of the century are mere propaganda tools of USA and its Allies to cover up their real intentions. Abraham accord and the G20 proposed corridor which are meant to strengthen the global North and to weaken and exploit the global South. This is the apt opportunity to assert for the interests of the Global South. Striving for a sovereign free state of Palestine is the first and foremost step in this direction.
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Via Foreign Affairs: America can’t surpass China’s power in Asia By the end of U.S. President Barack Obama’s second term, the United States faced a clear choice regarding its future role in Asia. As China grew more powerful—and assertive in its territorial claims—Washington could double down on costly efforts to try to maintain U.S. military primacy in the region. Or it could acknowledge that China will inevitably play a growing military role there and use its finite resources to balance Chinese power, seeking to prevent Chinese regional hegemony without sustaining its own. The Biden administration’s limited gains reflect an underlying reality that many in Washington would rather not face: U.S. military supremacy in Asia cannot be sustained over the long term. Rather than maintain an ill-fated pursuit of primacy, the United States should adopt a strategy that prioritizes balancing, not exceeding, Chinese power. Washington needs to focus more narrowly on safeguarding access to strategic locations—for example, the industrial centers of Japan and India—and key waterways. Washington must also try to shift some of its security burdens by helping allies and partners strengthen their self-defense capabilities. Finally, Washington needs to learn to better navigate the region’s many multilateral institutions to advance U.S. interests and influence instead of organizing engagement solely around U.S.-centered partnerships.
It is time for the United States to accept that it cannot exceed Chinese power in Asia—and to focus on preventing Chinese regional hegemony rather than maintaining its own, argue Kelly Grieco and Jennifer Kavanagh.
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A commentator on Japanese politics, law and history. Retired Board Director, Executive Officer at US/Japan Multinationals, & Int'l Business Attorney. Naturalized Japanese 2015 (Born Edward Neiheisel) A member of the LDP.
I do not agree with all of the Professor's observations, but I do fully concur with the main theme. Under Abe Shinzo, starting in 2012, Japan has, in fact, committed itself to providing a very Japanese-like understated, positive, and what is mostly viewed as very effective positive leadership to the countries of the Indo-Pacific region and a counterbalance to CCP China. Without trumpets blaring or self-congratulations, this will continue with whoever wins the White House in the US in November and whoever replaces Japan PM Kishida as head of the LDP and the next Japanese Prime Minister.
Japan Isn’t Panicking About a Possible Trump Return
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#GlobalPeaceFoundation Founder and Chairman, Dr. Hyun Jin P. Moon, was interviewed by The Korea Times during the convenings in Seoul for the International Forum on One Korea 2023. Read all about the interview at the following link: #GlobalPeace #GPF #KoreanDream #KoreaUnited #Peacebuilding #IFOK2023
GPF Chairman Says ‘Korea's unification is the best solution for stable Northeast Asia’ in The Korea Times Interview - Global Peace Foundation
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My weekly article was on Arinadotid. The article explores Henry Kissinger's legacy, particularly from an Indonesian perspective, highlighting his significant yet controversial role in global diplomacy. It examines how Kissinger's policies during the Cold War impacted Indonesia, especially regarding human rights and geopolitical stability, and reflects on the lessons learned for contemporary global politics. https://lnkd.in/g7AJ-f4P
Matinya Henry Kissinger, sebuah Perspektif dari Indonesia | ARINA.ID
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The signing of the Anglo-Russian Agreement of 1907 is generally regarded as the end of the Great Game. In St. Petersburg, the British and the Russians defined the geopolitical role of Persia, Afghanistan and Tibet, the three main arenas in which the two empires had challenged each other for decades. Persia was divided into three areas. The Russian sphere of influence lay in the north, the British sphere was in the south-east, and the rest of the country remained open to the interests of both. Afghanistan remained a British protectorate. The suzerainty of the Ch’ing dynasty was recognized over Tibet. Both European powers would not interfere in internal administration, nor would they send their own representatives to Lhasa or request concessions in the country. Therefore, the Land of the Snows had to remain out of the appetites of London and St. Petersburg; it was the third geographical bastion of the Raj, but under the protection of a Manchu power in agony. This is the geopolitical framework that was to resolve that confrontation that had begun in the first half of the nineteenth century and which had involved epic feats, military campaigns, massacres and fantasies, engulfing men and women in the dust and snow of Asia. The summer of 1907 was to put an end to the fears and obsessions that had swept through British India for almost a century. Geoffrey Wheeler in his Epilogue to Gerald Morgan’s text, AngloRussian Rivalry in Central Asia: 1810–1895, writes that: "From the Anglo-Russian Convention of 1907 to the revolution of 1917 the Russian menace to India was virtually forgotten; but after the Conference of Eastern Peoples held in Baku in 1920, it reappeared in a new form – that of Communism." This view remains a decidedly optimistic interpretation, when compared with other authors less inclined to move the resumption of confrontation so much later into the twentieth century. In particular, the work of Jennifer Siegel is based on a different interpretative line; analyzing the overall picture of AngloRussian relations in Asia after 1907, she comes to hypothesize that there was a risk of a military clash between the two empires, which was then averted only because of the First World War. 222p 2022 E-International Relations https://lnkd.in/g6F3pANG
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On November 16, President Xi Jinping and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida met in San Francisco to reaffirm their commitment to abiding by the principles and common understandings of the four China-Japan political documents. The two leaders emphasised the importance of peaceful coexistence, mutually beneficial cooperation, and common development in the context of the 45th anniversary of the China-Japan Treaty of Peace and Friendship. To read the research piece, swipe right. Authored by Nandini Goyal for COVERING CHINA Parent: THE GEOSTRATA #china #xijinping #japan #apec #explore #geopolitics #coveringchina #geostrata
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