... 2,000 cabinet-level officials across 100 countries for the last 50–100 weeks, facilitating a worldwide shift toward practical solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in regions such as the GCC, OIC, EU, AU, Commonwealth, BRICS, and ASEAN.
Global Hub: Currently, Expothon is developing an international hub to provide large-scale senior-level guidance to selected 100 free economies and blocs like GCC, OIC, European Union, African Union, ASEAN Commonwealth, and BRICS. This initiative ...
Working Paper No. 92 / 2025
Working Paper No. 92 / 2025
The following working paper examines the relationship between the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). It includes a detailed assessment of trade and economic ties between the two associations, identifying the key priorities and interests of EAEU member states in developing trade and economic relations with ASEAN countries. The paper also attempts ...
... relationships. This assistance often comes with a focus on infrastructure, disaster relief, and capacity-building, which contribute to regional stability and security.
Japan actively participates in multilateral organizations, such as the United Nations and ASEAN, and engages in peacekeeping missions. This engagement enhances Japan's credibility as a responsible global actor and strengthens its alliances. Japan's role in international forums allows it to advocate for issues like climate change and disaster ...
... June 16, 2025, the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) hosted a roundtable discussion, “Shaping the External Partnership Framework of the EAEU: Southeast Asia.” The event featured the presentation of a new RIAC working paper, “EAEU–ASEAN: a Model for Sectoral Strategic Partnership.”
Experts at the roundtable had a detailed discussion of the significance, prospects, and political and economic dimensions of cooperation between EAEU and ASEAN member states. Special attention was ...
... including defense diplomacy with various countries including Russia.
At the end of 2024, the navies of both countries conducted a joint military exercise. This marked a step forward in bilateral relations, following Indonesia’s earlier role in 2021 as an ASEAN member leading joint naval exercises between ASEAN member states and Russia.
To maintain regional stability, Indonesia has also established defense cooperation with other countries, including the United States, China, and Australia. Indonesia actively ...
... the possibility of launching direct air links between the two countries, and Russia reaffirmed its interest in implementing joint projects in the gas sector and peaceful nuclear cooperation. Finally, Anwar Ibrahim invited Vladimir Putin to attend the ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur in October 2025, in Malaysia’s capacity as this year’s chair. In turn, the Russian president extended an invitation to the King of Malaysia to visit Russia at his convenience. Although the prospects for both visits are ...
... Security Council solidary voting on economic sanctions against Pyongyang and the six party negotiating mechanism. In the South East Asia region Moscow preferred not to take sides in local territorial disputes and to enhance bilateral relations with ASEAN nations, especially with Vietnam.
Ivan Timofeev:
Eurasian Security Architecture: Five Questions and Five Answers
Since the beginning of the special military operation in Ukraine this approach to the region has changed in a significant way. There ...
... goal-setting mechanism. Like the entire Southeast Asia, Indonesia has never been a priority region for Russia and will hardly become one anytime soon. Thus, the issues discussed above trace back to Russia’s initial strategic planning. Jakarta and other ASEAN partners play an important but ancillary role in the Russian foreign trade strategy.
First, this refers to the partial diversification of Russian exports in certain product categories, including as a way to reduce the growing dependence of the national ...
... it takes
Modern Southeast Asia has moved beyond the state of a “boiling cauldron”
described
by American scholar Robert Kaplan, but it has not yet evolved into a clearly defined structure. Moreover, the nature of regional order and the place of ASEAN countries in the future global political system remain open questions. The emerging multipolarity offers several possible scenarios, in which centers of power, including collective ones, can form symbiotic relationships or act as a counterbalance ...
In this article, I will focus on the potential of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) cooperation with the United States of America (US) in Special Needs Inclusion. I have already mooted ideas on Special Needs Inclusion in two previous articles. One is the BRICS and Special Needs Inclusion policy, and the other is the desire for ...
