Indonesia has been trying to find its footing as a major international player over the past decade.
Chong Ja Ian, Natalie Sambhi, Yohanes Sulaiman
Joining Ian Chong to discuss China's relationship with Vietnam are Huong Le Thu and Nguyễn Khác Giang.
Vietnam has long had to carefully calibrate its relationship with, China, its giant neighbor to the north. The two sides have a history of cultural and economic exchange as well as invasion and occupation going back to antiquity. Today, the People’s Republic of China and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam have similar political systems and successful economies. Hanoi nonetheless seeks to break out of a dependency relationship with Beijing, maintain its territorial claims, and assert its autonomy even as it looks to deepen economic cooperation.
Joining Carnegie China non-resident scholar Ian Chong to discuss these issues are Huong Le Thu, deputy director of the Asia Program at the International Crisis Group and Chair of Australia-Vietnam Policy Institute Advisory Board, and Nguyễn Khắc Giang is a visiting fellow with the Vietnam Studies Programme at the ISEAS- Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore and previously head of the Political Research Unit at the Vietnam Institute for Economic and Policy Research in Hanoi.
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Indonesia has been trying to find its footing as a major international player over the past decade.
Chong Ja Ian, Natalie Sambhi, Yohanes Sulaiman
Join Ian Chong in conversation with Korea University's Sung Eun Kim and Seoul National University's Injoo Sohn as they examine how Seoul navigates Beijing's political pressure, manages Korean Peninsula stability, and reconciles competing demands from Washington while serving its own national interests in an increasingly polarized region.
Chong Ja Ian, Sung Eun Kim, Injoo Sohn
Ian Chong explores how Malaysia adjusts its domestic concerns and external relations in an increasingly contested environment with guests Khoo Ying Hooi and Shahriman Lockman.
Chong Ja Ian, Khoo Ying Hui, Shahriman Lockman
Join Ian Chong as he explores how Japan seeks to evaluate its economic and security ties with the People’s Republic of China.
Chong Ja Ian, Akira Igata, Ayumi Teraoka
What role is China playing in the ongoing civil war in Myanmar? How does Beijing relate to the interested parties inside and outside of Myanmar?
Chong Ja Ian, Moe Thuzar, Shona Loong