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    • The second US-ASEAN Leaders’ Meeting in New York hints at concerns about China’s assertiveness and acknowledges a role for US balancing.

      October 07, 2010
      IDSA Comments
    • Dr. Udai Bhanu Singh, in his paper, pointed out that the United States has been critical of the military regime in Myanmar. The US approach towards Myanmar was essentially based on a policy of sanctions and non-engagement with Myanmar. While China, ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) and neighbouring countries engaged with Myanmar, the United States continued to practice its policy.

      March 19, 2010
      Events
    • Chair: Ranjit Gupta
      Discussants: Y. M. Bammi and C. S. Kuppuswamy

      May 15, 2009
      Events
    • Howsoever much others may want to distance India from mlitary-ruled Myanmar, the widespread devastation caused by Cyclone Nargis has brought India into the spotlight. That it occurred barely a week prior to Myanmar’s proposed constitutional Referendum on May 10 brought this out in bold relief.

      May 12, 2008
      IDSA Comments
    • Chair: Sujit Dutta
      Discussants: Baladas Ghoshal & P S Grewal

      April 19, 2008
      Events
    • Malaysia’s so-called multi-ethnic harmony was deeply shaken when the Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) organised in Kuala Lumpur the largest ever mass protest against the ‘marginalisation’ of ethnic Indians as a consequence of the government’s ‘discriminatory’ policy. The incident has clearly exposed Malaysia’s political class of creating and favouring a unified trans-racial community called Bangsa Malaysia (‘Malaysian race’).

      December 05, 2007
      IDSA Comments
    • International pressure on Myanmar’s military government has intensified following the recent political upheaval triggered by a hike in fuel prices in August. This has brought into sharp focus the policies of Myanmar’s neighbours – China, India and the ASEAN States – whose reaction to the Naypyidaw regime has differed from capitals that are relatively distant. The UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy to Myanmar Ibrahim Gambari held consultations with leaders in New Delhi besides meeting Singapore’s Foreign Minister George Yeo recently.

      November 02, 2007
      IDSA Comments
    • Discussants: I.P. Khosla & Vinod Anand

      September 21, 2007
      Events
    • Discussants: Swaran Singh & P. S. Grewal

      April 25, 2007
      Events
    • Discussants: I. P. Khosla & Manmohini Kaul

      September 08, 2006
      Events

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