China’s new land border legislation: is India ready for Chinese “lawfare”?
By Shraddha Bhandari This article was written in collaboration with Bipasha Bhardwaj. Bipasha is the co-founder and COO of Intelligentsia… Read more >
Colombia’s balancing act amid Great Power Competition
By Johan Marulanda This article is part of the report “Colombia’s Role Amid Great Power Competition“, published in September 2021… Read more >
Exploring The Pacific Alliance & The Benefits of a Free Trade Agreement & Closer Engagement for Australia
Latin America and Australia have not traditionally been close partners – the second half of the 20th Century saw little… Read more >
The AUKUS defence pact and the end of the French submarine deal: a blow to France’s Indo-Pacific policy
By Nicolas Michelon Founder & Chief Editor of Asia Power Watch & Founder of the Asia Intelligence Advisory. Nicolas is… Read more >
Is Grey, War’s New Colour?
By Alessandro Sereni Guest Writer for SAGE International Colours have always been an intrinsic part of the array of symbols,… Read more >
China, Red Nationalism and the Xi Doctrine
Republished piece by Prof. Dr. Julian Lindley-French from his Blog Blast Series “The world is won by those who let… Read more >
SAGE CEO Dr. John Bruni gets published by Trends
Today, SAGE CEO, Dr. John Bruni had his latest piece on China published by SAGE partner organisation, Trends Research and… Read more >
How does the media shape the narrative around conflict?
Jena Jaensch Intern SAGE International Historically, the media has been purposefully used by actors on all sides of a conflict… Read more >