ASEAN institutional headwinds mean national answers

South-east Asia's dynamism will be driven by nations, not ASEAN, in coming years

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Rotating NATO battalions may not bolster credibility

NATO has sought to bolster the credibility of its Baltic deterrent via battalions that are both constant and rotating

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The rival US presidential contenders have markedly different South-east Asian policy positions

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President Rodrigo Duterte is pushing for a more multilateral foreign policy, but could suffer politically

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Despite calls for a hard choice between Beijing and Washington, Australia is pursuing a wide range of regional interests

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Mexico's illicit drugs trade could trigger a cartel arms race

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Rwanda's centralised power relies on maintaining a loyal core group and high levels of domestic support

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Recent Central European support for an EU army has served to cover divisions between Germany and the V4 about migration

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Pakistan seeks closer defence ties with China, just as India is drawing closer to the US security apparatus

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Occupation and control is enough for Moscow despite South Ossetia's desire to join Russia

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