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Thai Foreign Policy Outlook under the Incoming Government: plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose?
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Thailand's significance in the evolving geopolitical realm remains undeniable. However, the past decades have seen its regional influence dampened by domestic challenges and an inward-focused leadership. The recent May 2023 elections sparked hopes for rejuvenation in Thai politics and its global stature. But the post-election atmosphere has been tumultuous due to political negotiations among parties and key players. In terms of foreign policy, there is an expectation for Thailand to play a larger role on the global stage, but will this still happen?
Present indications suggest that the new government will likely be led by the Pheu Thai Party in collaboration with partners from the old government. Given this backdrop, regional and global stakeholders are eager to discern the new coalition's foreign policy trajectory. By delving into the historical policies, principles, and campaigns of these political entities, analysts can predict potential directions. This seminar intends to shed light on Thailand's foreign policy future, emphasizing the priorities and strategies of the incoming regime. |
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Russia's War against Ukraine at One Year: Assessing the Ongoing Situation from Above and on the Ground
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One year after the start of Russia's war against Ukraine, the security situation in Europe continues to be a matter of great concern to the European region and the world at large. Against this backdrop, there have been attempts to enhance the security and defence capabilities of the EU. |
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A Shared Future: The EU’s Vision for the Indo-Pacific
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The EU’s Strategy for Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, launched in April 2021, aims to strengthen the EU’s engagement with countries in the region through a comprehensive approach that encompasses various areas such as trade, investment, connectivity, security, defense, and climate action. |
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Assessing EU-ASEAN Cooperation in the New Geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific: Commonalities, Challenges and Prospects
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Assessing EU-ASEAN Cooperation in the New Geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific: Commonalities, Challenges and Prospects’ is the second talk of the public forum series by the EU Delegation to Thailand (EUD) and ISIS Thailand. It will explore the EU’s relations with ASEAN following the first-ever summit between their leaders recently held in Brussels (14 December 2022). The summit commemorated 45 years of EU-ASEAN diplomatic relations, where leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a rules-based international order and multilateralism, and accelerated a series of new initiatives to realise the full potential of the EU-ASEAN Strategic Partnership. |
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Russia's War against Ukraine at One Year: Assessing the Ongoing Situation from Above and on the Ground
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One year after the start of Russia's war against Ukraine, the security situation in Europe continues to be a matter of great concern to the European region and the world at large. Against this backdrop, there have been attempts to enhance the security and defence capabilities of the EU.
One recent security enhancement can be seen in the discussion of expansion of NATO to countries in the Baltic and Nordic regions, including Finland and Sweden. These countries have traditionally maintained a policy of security non-alignment, but growing tensions with Russia have led to calls for closer ties with NATO. The recent accession of Finland to NATO would enable Helsinki to access and benefit from the alliance’s military resources and capabilities, including advanced weapons systems, intelligence sharing, and joint military exercises. This would enhance Finland’s ability to defend itself against potential threats and deter any potential aggression from Russia. Sweden’s parliament approved the country’s accession at the end of March, but its application is still pending approval from NATO members. |
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