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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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India: The Rise of a Civilizational Power in a Changing World Order

India: The Rise of a Civilizational Power in a Changing World Order

Part I — A Civilization Older Than the Modern State India cannot be understood solely through the prism of the modern state established in 1947. Its contemporary influence is rooted in a civilization that stretches back several millennia, making it one of the oldest continuous ci

by Asia LimitsAugust 4, 202639 min read
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