The Lowy Institute explores the vibrant evolution of Bengali identity across India and Bangladesh, revealing a tapestry of rich cultural, linguistic, and political shifts shaped by shifting regional landscapes. This study brings to life a dynamic and multifaceted sense of belonging that continues to transform
The Venezuela raid highlights the growing global security threats, underscoring why Australia must remain alert to geopolitical instability and its far-reaching impact on trade, regional allies, and national security, says the Lowy Institute
The Lowy Institute urges the UK to team up with the Indo-Pacific Four-Australia, India, Japan, and South Korea-to form a formidable new Quintet. This vibrant alliance aims to strengthen regional security and stand as a robust counterbalance to China’s expanding influence in the Indo-Pacific
A new Lowy Institute report reveals Australians’ pragmatic view of China, expertly navigating robust economic ties alongside strategic caution in a region marked by growing tensions. Realism shapes public sentiment on Canberra’s China policy
Rising tensions between the US and India are placing Australia in a tough spot, challenging its strategic alliances and trade priorities, warns the Lowy Institute. Canberra must navigate this complex triangle with careful precision to maintain its interests
Australia is rallying Indo-Pacific allies to stand united amid escalating regional tensions, harnessing strong diplomatic bonds and strategic partnerships. Can Canberra take the lead in forging a powerful alliance to tackle pressing security and economic challenges?
The Lowy Institute explores Australia’s shifting perspective on China, revealing growing concerns over economic dependence and regional security. Canberra now views Beijing’s rise as a complex strategic challenge that requires thoughtful and careful management
The Lowy Institute highlights a growing call for greater transparency in the Australia-US alliance, emphasizing the need for clearer communication and stronger accountability to foster trust amid escalating regional tensions and evolving strategic priorities
The Lowy Institute urges Australia to reconsider its pursuit of military dominance, warning that overextending defense ambitions could spark strategic overreach and destabilize the delicate balance throughout the complex Indo-Pacific region
Australia is rapidly expanding its influence across the Pacific, stepping confidently into the spotlight as the U.S. scales back, reveals the Lowy Institute. This powerful shift marks a significant geopolitical turning point, positioning Canberra as a rising regional powerhouse
Australia must keep a vigilant eye on the escalating crisis in Sudan, as it carries significant regional and global ramifications. This conflict not only jeopardizes stability but also intensifies humanitarian needs, potentially triggering ripple effects on security and migration. It’s crucial for Australia to respond proactively and engage in this pressing situation.
In a strategic move, India, Sri Lanka, and the UAE have inked a pivotal energy deal in Trincomalee, enhancing regional cooperation and energy security. This three-way partnership aims to bolster infrastructure and foster economic growth in South Asia.
