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Dr. Geoff Raby explores how middle powers can still assert agency in a world of great power relations.

Prof. Sergei Yazvenko and Dr. Dinara Muzafarova examine Central Asia's geopolitical and economic transformation, which strategically positions the region as a new nexus of Eurasian trade, resources development, and energy flow.

W. Gyude Moore argues that the post–World War II rules-based international order must evolve, reducing its dependence on the United States.

Prof. Dr. Mingjiang Li explores the evolving strategic dynamics between China and ASEAN and the implications this creates for the EU's engagement with the region.

This report explores China´s engagement in Africa concerning diplomacy, trade, investment, health services and other sectors. It invalidates accusations about “debt trapping", “resource plunderering”, or “neo-colonialism”.

Dr. Naser Al-Tamimi explores the factors driving China's engagement in the Middle East.

Dr. Niels Peter Thomas explores the deline in international publications with mixed author teams from China and other countries.

The Vietnamese are hard-working, disciplined, and entrepreneurial in their thinking – the very virtues that make a society strong; without them, even large economies are threatened with decline.

In an exclusive analysis for Global Neighbours, advisory board member Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Frank examines how middle powers can respond to what he describes as a condition of multipolar anarchy.

In her commentary for Uzbekistan’s Dunyo Information Agency, Ms. Jovanka Porsche, Founder and Chairwoman of Global Neighbours, offers an analytical perspective on the 7th Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia.

Prof. Dr. Igor Lukšić traces the progress of the global development agenda and gives an outlook for what may follow post-2030.

Prof. Moon Chung-in imagines possible scenarios for East Asia's future relations with the U.S.