Safer Together: Why South and Southeast Asia Must Cooperate to Prevent a New Cold War in Asia
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Safer Together: Why South and Southeast Asia Must Cooperate to Prevent a New Cold War in Asia
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In this special episode for the Asian Peace Talks, seasoned journalist and veteran interviewer, Jyoti Malhotra, based in New Delhi, India, speaks with Sarang Shidore (of the Quincy Institute and Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs), on his essay for APP, "Safer Together: Why South and Southeast Asia Must Cooperate to Prevent a New Cold War in Asia". This conversation covers the growing US-China conflict, its impact on Asia, and what South and Southeast Asia can do about it.
Please see link for Sarang's essay: https://ari.nus.edu.sg/app-essay-sarang-shidore/.
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