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When the ‘American Dream’ Fades: Why Thais in the U.S. Are Packing Up and Heading Home
As the "American Dream" loses its luster under the weight of runaway living costs, deep political polarization, and the suffocating squeeze of "Trump 2.0" immigration policies, a quiet exodus is underway...
Nationalism and the Border Trap: Why the Thai-Cambodian Conflict Never Dies—and Who Actually Benefits
As long as political elites in Bangkok and Phnom Penh view "nationalism" as their most lucrative political currency to purchase domestic legitimacy, the fires along their shared border will keep reigniting...
ASEAN+3’s "Economic Shield": Building a Strategic Buffer Against Geoeconomic Fragmentation
ASEAN is no longer weathering the global trade storm alone. By forging a strategic buffer alongside Northeast Asian powerhouses China, Japan, and South Korea, the bloc is navigating the era of "Tariffs 2.0"...
Decoding ASEAN’s BRICS Pivot: The Quest for Balance in a Multipolar World
ASEAN in 2021: Navigating the "Polycrisis" and Building the Regional Architecture of Tomorrow
Amid a perfect storm—a global pandemic, widening geopolitical fault lines, and Myanmar’s internal turmoil—2021 became a crucible for ASEAN...
Myanmar’s Fledgling Democracy: From Illusion to Insurgency and a Shattered State
In the eyes of the Tatmadaw—Myanmar’s military—the blueprint for democratization was always a carefully constructed mirage: a civilian government kept on a tight leash, co-managed and strictly guided by men in uniform. Yet, the reality of 2026 exposes a dramatically different landscape.
RCEP: How Geoeconomic Pragmatism Triumphed Over Regional Heterogeneity
Even as geopolitical frictions simmer beneath the surface, the sheer gravitational pull of mutual economic interest has woven together the world’s largest free trade area...
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ไม่ว่าจะอย่างไรเวียดนามต้องรักษาผลประโยชน์ในทะเลจีนใต้ พร้อมกับที่ต้องพยายามหาทางอยู่ร่วมกับชาติมหาอำนาจ มีความร่วมมืออยู่คู่ความขัดแย้ง หวังเพียงไม่ขัดแย้งจนควบคุมไม่ได้
The Mekong at the Breaking Point: What the SOBR Report Reveals About ASEAN's Fight for Survival in an Age of Climate Chaos
The Mekong River is running out of time. Caught between an upstream dam-building frenzy, explosive downstream economic ambition, and a climate system that no longer plays by the rules...
The INF Fallout: How a New Missile Race is Redrawing ASEAN’s Security Architecture
By dismantling the pact, Washington and Moscow did not simply scrap an outdated agreement; they effectively relocated the global arms race from the European theater to the Indo-Pacific.
ASEAN's Indo-Pacific Playbook: Choosing Cooperation Over Confrontation in a Fractured World
ASEAN's Indo-Pacific blueprint aims to stitch together the Indian subcontinent and the Asia-Pacific into a single connected, cooperative space...
Foreign Policy Vision In the Thai context: Building Internal Strength in an Age of Great Power Competition
Simultaneously, every state must cultivate comprehensive "national power"—most critically, its "internal strength." This domestic resilience is the indispensable foundation...
The Rohingya in the Hands of Aung San Suu Kyi
Aung San Suu Kyi may not have supported or personally ordered the oppression of the Rohingya. However, as the leader of the government, she cannot escape accountability...
Australia’s Geopolitical Tightrope: Navigating the "Distant Ally" and the "Close Friend"
Ultimately, Australia’s crossroads validate the oldest truism of international relations: there are no permanent allies, only permanent national interests.
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Understanding ASEAN | Should We Call It Burma or Myanmar?
"Currently, the Thai government officially refers to our western neighbor as 'Myanmar,' whereas many Thai people are more accustomed to calling it 'Burma' instead..."
