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Indonesia: The Quiet Giant of the Indo-Pacific

Indonesia: The Quiet Giant of the Indo-Pacific

Indonesia: The Quiet Giant of the Indo-Pacific

With more than 285 million people, some 17,000 islands, Southeast Asia’s largest economy and a geographic position at the heart of the maritime routes connecting the Indian and Pacific Oceans, Indonesia possesses nearly all the attributes of a major power. Yet it remains relative

by Asia LimitsAugust 18, 202611 min read
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Australia: Between Asia and the West

Australia: Between Asia and the West

Australia occupies a singular position in the international system. Geographically, it belongs fully to the Indo-Pacific. Historically, institutionally and strategically, it remains deeply connected to the Western world. Economically, meanwhile, it depends heavily on trade with A

by Asia LimitsAugust 11, 202614 min read
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