In this webinar, Tan Sri Datuk Rebecca Fatima Sta Maria, Mr Benjamin Tan and Mr Eduardo Pedrosa discussed “Asia-Pacific in 2020: Looking Back and Looking Forward”.
Singapore, 17 December 2020 – A new climate survey on Southeast Asians’ attitudes and perceptions conducted by the ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute revealed that respondents perceived the top climate impacts in the region to be: floods, loss of biodiversity and sea level rise, and look to national governments, individuals and businesses and industries to take responsibility for tackling climate change. Where climate measures were concerned, respondents felt that governments and businesses, not individuals, should bear most of the costs of taking measures to mitigate climate change.
This article was published by Asia Times on 15 December 2020 and referred to Trends in Southeast Asia TRS16/20 “Minding the Grassroots: Celebrating 70 Years of Sino-Indonesia Relations amid the Coronavirus Pandemic” by Ardhitya Eduard Yeremia and Klaus Heinrich Raditio
In this webinar, Dr Hai Hong Nguyen examined what would Vietnam’s foreign policy be like after the 13th Party Congress, and how will Vietnam view regional and global mechanisms like ASEAN and the UN and their importance in enabling Hanoi to achieve its foreign policy goals.
This article was published by The Straits Times on 15 December 2020.
ASEAN Centrality would not be very meaningful if intra-ASEAN trade remains shallow.
This article was published by Reuters on 14 December 2020 and republished by Borneo Post on 15 December 2020
This article was published by New Straits Times on 14 December 2020 and quoted from Trends In Southeast Asia 2020/17 Malay Politics: Parlous Condition, Continuing Problems.
This article was published by Rappler on 14 December 2020 and referred to Trends in Southeast Asia TRS16/20 “Minding the Grassroots: Celebrating 70 Years of Sino-Indonesia Relations amid the Coronavirus Pandemic” by Ardhitya Eduard Yeremia and Klaus Heinrich Raditio
A Duterte-Democrat President Redux?
A Biden Administration will see strong headwinds as it pertains to Washington’s relations with Manila.