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Many topical policy issues and regions are central to the programme's research agenda. These include China and Japan, nuclearisation in the Korean peninsula, and terrorism and insurgency in Central and South Asia.
In particular, the project works to build links between policy-makers and practitioners in Britain and their counterparts across Asia, and to provide a meeting place for Asian policy-makers to confer and discuss security issues together.
Experts also regularly advise and consult businesses on security risks across Asia's regions and markets.
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Afghanistan: Can it be a Template for India, China Cooperation?
Commentary, 24 June 2015
Ravi Sawhney and Sushant Sareen
One of the most troubling, but fundamental, questions confronting India is its relationship with China. While India wants a mutually beneficial and cooperative relationship that is conflict-free and cordial, does China want a similar relationship with India?
Tags: China, Afghanistan, India, Asia, Pacific, Central and South Asia
Afghanistan Regional Stability: The Role of Chinese and Indian Cooperation
Commentary, 24 June 2015
Over the past three years, RUSI has conducted a research project bringing together influential thinkers from China, India, the UK and Afghanistan in a number of workshops in Beijing, New Delhi and Qatar. The aim was to outline areas of common interest between China and India in Afghanistan. As part of this project, we asked Indian and Chinese researchers to offer their perspectives on where Delhi...
Tags: China, Afghanistan, India, Global Strategy and Commitments, International Security Studies, Asia, Pacific, Central and South Asia
Japan’s PR Strategy: Narratives in the Information Age
Commentary, 20 April 2015
Edward Schwarck
Japan’s more activist security policy is arguably successful in design and implementation. It is, however, failing in how it is being presented to the public.
Tags: Japan, International Security Studies, Asia, Information, Pacific
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: a Test of Leadership for the US and China
Commentary, 17 April 2015
Qingzhen Chen
China has established a global financial institution that focuses on building roads, railways and other key infrastructure projects crucial to development in Asia. Though there are concerns raised by the United States, the formulation of the AIIB ties China further into a multilateral system.
Tags: China, United States, Americas, International Security Studies, Asia, International Institutions, Pacific
China's Relations with India: What Prospects in 2015?
Newsbrief, 26 January 2015
Edward Schwarck
Entering 2015, China must learn that strong economic ties are an insufficient basis for a good bilateral relationship with India
Tags: China, India, International Security Studies, Asia, Pacific, Central and South Asia
2015: RUSI Experts Examine Year Ahead
Commentary, 17 December 2014
Analysts at the Royal United Services Institute look ahead at the issues affecting defence and security in 2015.
Tags: Air Power and Technology, China, United States, Iran, Americas, India, Iraq, Russia, UK Defence Policy, Syria, Terrorism, Defence Policy, UK, Asia, Organised Crime, Organised Crime, Technology, Terrorism, UK Defence, Europe, Pacific, Central and South Asia, Middle East and North AfricaPages
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: a Test of Leadership for the US and China
Commentary, 17 April 2015Qingzhen Chen
China has established a global financial institution that focuses on building roads, railways and other key infrastructure projects crucial to development in Asia. Though there are concerns raised by the United States, the formulation of the AIIB ties China further into a multilateral system.
China, United States, Americas, International Security Studies, Asia, International Institutions, Pacific
2015: RUSI Experts Examine Year Ahead
Commentary, 17 December 2014Analysts at the Royal United Services Institute look ahead at the issues affecting defence and security in 2015.
Air Power and Technology, China, United States, Iran, Americas, India, Iraq, Russia, UK Defence Policy, Syria, Terrorism, Defence Policy, UK, Asia, Organised Crime, Organised Crime, Technology, Terrorism, UK Defence, Europe, Pacific, Central and South Asia, Middle East and North Africa
China’s Domestic Insurgency
Commentary, 23 July 2014Raffaello Pantucci
Five years on from the most lethal rioting seen in China for decades, Beijing has still not managed to refine its strategy towards Xinjiang. Problems in the province increasingly resemble a domestic insurgency needing a comprehensive preventative approach
China, International Security Studies, Asia, Domestic Security, Pacific
Terrorism in China: Seeing the Threat Clearly
Commentary, 31 March 2014Edward Schwarck
Recent Western and Chinese media focus on terrorism in Xinjiang has diverted attention away from the greater threat that Beijing faces from its ethnic Uighur population: namely a repeat of the large-scale rioting that hit the regional capital of Urumqi in 2009.
China, International Security Studies, Asia, Terrorism, Pacific
Xi Jinping’s Anti-Corruption Campaign
Commentary, 28 October 2013Edward Schwarck
China’s leader has launched an anti-corruption drive that seems to strike at the heart of the Communist Party. Yet the persistence of the campaign may instead reflect his stubborn faith in the fundamental correctness of the system.
China, International Security Studies, Asia, PacificPages
Insecurity in the ASEAN Region (WHP 23)
Whitehall Papers, 1 January 1994Tim Huxley
Whitehall Papers, International Security Studies, Asia, Global Security Issues, PacificPages
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