How does the unique socio-economic landscape of Indonesia's Riau Islands influence the effectiveness of national and local social assistance programmes, and what can be done to overcome the islands' diverse challenges? Read more in this #IDSSPaper . rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…

#RSIS Senior Fellow and former veteran newspaper editor Han Fook Kwang gives his take on #ChinaUSRelations , coming off of the 5th RSIS Trilateral Exchange where he as an interlocutor. channelnewsasia.com/commentary/chi…

Read the latest issue of the Think Tank Newsletter, featuring the latest books published by #RSIS staff and articles on major conferences and workshops, here: rsis.edu.sg/edJz

Do you know how to use adapters safely? Check out RSIS’ poster on Safety Moments. It got us a Bronze in the NTU Singapore Safety Poster Competition 2023! But more important than an award in a competition, is the safety of ourselves and those around us!

The latest issue of Multilateral Matters features insights from the Centre for Multilateralism Studies’ researchers and esteemed experts on how multilateral institutions can succeed. rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…

Meet the SEAREG 2024 Summer Conference State of the Region keynote presenter:

Mely Caballero-Anthony, professor of international relations at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies and head of the RSIS Centre for Non-Traditional Security Studies RSIS

Find out more about “Safeguarding against Ethno-political Influence in Vernacular News Media” in this #RSIS Commentary by Associate Research Fellow Deborah Koh. rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…

“Israeli Forces Display Power of #AI , but it is a Double-edged Sword”? Find out more in this #RSIS Commentary by Assistant Professor Michael Raska. rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…

“Conscription in Myanmar: Is the Military Junta Losing Control?” Read more in this #RSIS Commentary by Research Fellow Sandeep Singh. rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…

“To jaw-jaw is always better than to war-war.”

Productive discussions with senior diplomats and academics locally and from the US and China here for the 5th RSIS Trilateral Exchange organised by RSIS.

What is “The Najib Question”? Visiting Fellow Shahril Hamdan explores in this #RSIS Commentary. rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…

“Stabbing Incidents in Australia Reignite Low-Tech Terrorism Concerns”. Learn more in this #RSIS Commentary by Senior Analyst Kalicharan Veera Singam. rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…

While it remains unclear who's behind the plot, the demand for money seems to indicate that they are criminals motivated by profit, said Mr Benjamin Ang, Head of CENS and Digital Impact Research channelnewsasia.com/singapore/phys…

The 5th Trilateral Exchange on “Rising to the Challenge: Global Leadership in a Fractured World” took place earlier today. Organised by RSIS, the dialogue was attended by over 80 government officials and academics from Singapore, China, and the US.

US security view of China is not black and white. Understanding the nuances beyond the “securitisation of everything” can help the world navigate the delicate and complex US-China relationship. Read more in this op-ed by Asst Prof Chang Jun Yan.
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'We here in SE Asia would certainly welcome a better pursuant of cooperation in compared to competition...[though recently] certain countries start to bandwagon to certain sides of the camp.'

- Gilang Kembara (Gilang Kembara, RSIS)

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'We [in Southeast Asia] don’t have complete objection to the freedom of navigation if it is within certain limits of international law, but it certainly causes friction...'

- Gilang Kembara (Gilang Kembara, RSIS)

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Dynamic interaction with RSIS by Commander Royal Canadian Navy Admiral Angus Topshee in Singapore to conduct visit with the #republicofsingaporenavy and reinforce bilateral relationship under Canada’s IPS. Fascinating range of questions from faculty/students

Find out more about “Singapore’s Protection of Minorities: Religious Freedom and State Management” in this #RSIS Commentary by Associate Professor Paul Hedges. rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…

Why have Japan, South Korea and Taiwan developed advanced capabilities in #semiconductor chips while China has not, even though it is a larger and more powerful state #RSISWorkingPaper “Institutional Challenges for China’s Chip Industry” explores. rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publicati…