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No good or safe choices at Myanmar’s election

Rory Wallace Published 10 October 2020

A Covid-19 outbreak and voter apathy guarantee a low turnout and weaker democratic mandate for the winner of Nov 8 polls Myanmar is heading to polls…

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Politics behind plexiglass

Lesley Russell Published 8 October 2020

The vice-presidential debate maintained the focus on the US administration’s disastrous mishandling of the pandemic The prevailing wisdom says that vice-presidential debates are merely sideshows to…

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A Boycott of the 2022 Beijing Olympics Would Work

Shannon Tiezzi Published 8 October 2020

There is a massive overlap between Western liberal democracies and medal contenders in the Winter Games – enough to gut Beijing’s Olympic dreams. As China’s dismal…

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The Quad was made for 2020

Michael Shoebridge Published 8 October 2020

The ‘Quad’ meeting of Indian, Japanese, US and Australian foreign ministers in Tokyo earlier this week has resulted in the usual suspects saying the usual things.…

Analysis

Why Biden will (still) win

Rodney Tiffen Published 7 October 2020

Donald Trump’s diagnosis doesn’t change the electoral fundamentals Donald Trump has just created the biggest October surprise in American electoral history, and we won’t know for…

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Post-Pandemic Geopolitics

Joseph S. Nye Published 7 October 2020

Estimating the long-term effect of the current pandemic is not an exact prediction of the future, but an exercise in weighing probabilities and adjusting current policies.…

Analysis

The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: What is at Stake?

Richard Giragosian Published 7 October 2020

Three questions to Richard Giragosian Nagorno-Karabakh is a mountainous and landlocked disputed territory between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The region is ethnically Armenian, and run by self-proclaimed…

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Can we bank on the Quad?

Greg Earl Published 7 October 2020

Foreign ministers from Australia, the United States, Japan and India met in Tokyo on Tuesday for what was only the second formal ministerial meeting of the…