Why Asean’s South China Sea modus operandi is unlikely to change
MEDIATION IN MALAYSIA: IS IT FACILITATIVE, EVALUATIVE OR TRANSFORMATIVE?
REMOVING HANDICAPS TO THE WIDESPREAD USE OF MEDIATION IN MAJOR COMMERCIAL/INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES
China's Xi sidesteps SE Asia pressure over South China Sea disputes
Mediation can keep the peace between disputing neighbours
Parental alienation leaves bitter taste
Resolving domestic conflict in South East Asia: how to build a sustainable peace (WP1359)
By Samuel Ramani On May 23, 2016, the United States government released an official statement praising Vietnam’s resolute support for the implementation of United Nations (UN) sanctions against North Korea. Vietnam’s criticisms of DPRK aggression coincided with Washington’s decision to lift its long-standing...
Tensions have risen once again in the Korean peninsula after North Korea announced on January 6, 2016 that they had successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. As the second most important strategic partner of North Korea – after China – Russia can play a prominent mediation role with North Korea. Russia’s...
By: David L. Caprara, Katharine H.S. Moon and Paul Park 2014 was a relatively friendless year for the Democratic Republic of Korea (DPRK or North Korea). It publicly lost its best friend and patron, China, to its erstwhile nemesis, the Republic of Korea (ROK or South Korea), when Presidents Park Geun-hye...
