Five Challenges For South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung – Analysis
By Dr. Sandip Kumar Mishra Lee Jae-myung became the 21st President of South Korea on 4 June 2025 after a tumultuous six
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Author: IPCS
IPCS (Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies) conducts independent research on conventional and non-conventional security issues in the region and shares its findings with policy makers and the public. It provides a forum for discussion with the strategic community on strategic issues and strives to explore alternatives. Moreover, it works towards building capacity among young scholars for greater refinement of their analyses of South Asian security.
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Articles by IPCS :
Cambodia’s Democratic Mirage: Power, Repression, And The Struggle For Change – Analysis
By Pragati Madhogarhia On 7 January 2025, Lim Kimya, a former Member of Parliament for the Cambodian National Rescue Party
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Managing Displacement: A Critical Examination Of Bangladesh And The Rohingya – Analysis
By Fiona Raval UN Secretary-General António Guterres visited Bangladesh from 13-16 March to address the ongoing Rohingya crisis. The Secretary-General shares Dhaka’s
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The Foreign Policy Repercussions Of South Korea’s Domestic Politics – Analysis
By Dr. Pranamita Baruah Talukdar South Korea plunged into a major political crisis following its now removed president Yoon Suk
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Trump 2.0 And East Asia – Analysis
By Dr. Sandip Kumar Mishra Trump 2.0’s seemingly unpredictable and disruptive policies and actions have caused visible anxiety in East
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Family Politics: The Marcos-Duterte Feud And The Future Of The Philippines – Analysis
By Pradeep Nadig The Philippine government is currently being led by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the son of the unpopular
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Why India Matters To Singapore – Analysis
By Fiona Raval President of Singapore Tharman Shanmugaratnam concluded a four-day state visit to India on 18 January 2025. The
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Defining Trends From A Year Of Conflict In West Asia – Analysis
By Dr. Muneer Ahmed Since October 2023, violence in West Asia, particularly between Israel and factions in Gaza and Lebanon,
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At The Edge Of A State: Examining Rohingya Marginalization In Myanmar – Analysis
By Fiona Raval As the civil war in Myanmar intensifies, the long-standing brutalities committed against the Rohingya have also seen
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Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba And The Future Of Japanese Politics – Analysis
By Dr. Sandip Kumar Mishra In Japan’s post-Shinzo Abe era, the old days of frequent changes in top leaders appears to have
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