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This is a very good piece on #Vietnam’s Blazing Furnace anti-corruption campaign from a young CSIS Southeast Asia scholar. Included are constructive thoughts for US investors. I hope to see more work from her. csis.org/blogs/new-pers…

America needs an innovative Indo-Pacific strategy focused on security, economic opportunity, and alliances. Vital to this effort is supporting the Philippines against Beijing's aggression. My thanks to CSIS for the chance to discuss this at the 14th South China Sea Conference.

Move Forward, the largest party in #Thailand's parliament, has just been disbanded by court order. The ruling was sadly not unexpected: for years, the establishment has closed ranks to quash any party that it deems a threat. It is the 9th party to be dissolved since 2007.

The latest version of Andreyka Natalegawa and my (now) annual report on perceptions of US and Chinese influence in SEA finds that the US still leads in overall support/trust, but that edge is shrinking. csis.org/analysis/us-an…

NEWS: CSIS Southeast Asia expert Greg Poling joined CBS News to discuss recent developments in the South China Sea between China and the Philippines. Watch here: cbsnews.com/video/tensions…

Absolutely thrilled that Abraham M. Denmark is joining CSIS as Senior Associate. Abe has a wealth of expertise, knowledge & experience — looking forward to working with and learning from him! csis.org/news/abraham-m… CSIS Asia Program

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The 🇵🇭#Philippines has withdrawn its coast guard ship from #SabinaShoal. So how did this place become the current #SouthChinaSea hotspot with 🇨🇳#China? Jim Carouso & I asked Greg Poling to explain recently on Why Should We Care: Indo-Pacific Pod. Watch the whole thing here: youtu.be/2I5NsQsnAr4?si…

"Whether Harris or Trump occupies the White House, the Philippines will expect the United States to reiterate its commitment to defend Filipino lives and rights in the South China Sea," writes Greg Poling. Read more from CSIS Southeast Asia: csis.org/analysis/early…

"The uncomfortable truth is that no U.S. president, regardless of commitment, will attend every U.S.-ASEAN or East Asia Summit during their time in office," writes CSIS Southeast Asia expert Greg Poling. Read more on Biden missing another East Asia summit: csis.org/analysis/biden…

Happy to have contributed a chapter alongside Harrison Prétat. Get yours now!

Greg Poling says the 🇵🇭Philippines would win a vote in the United Nations General Assembly vs. 🇨🇳China’s aggression in the #SouthChinaSea at the #ManilaDialogue.

OUT NOW | Blue Security in the Indo-Pacific edited by @DrIanHall, Troy Lee-Brown and Bec Strating with Routledge Books Corbett Centre for Maritime Policy Studies featuring 18 chapters from maritime experts from across the region routledge.com/Blue-Security-…

AMTI's Greg Poling and Harrison Prétat explain the latest series of legal developments in the South China Sea and how they affect tensions in disputed waters: cs.is/3AVKQY7

Wait for the wild card discussion at the end of this podcast (don’t fast forward!) on Trump II and Southeast Asia w Greg Poling Elina Noor Dr. Prashanth Parameswaran and me. csis.org/podcasts/south…

Looking forward to speaking with Greg Poling tomorrow at CSIS on the conflict in Myanmar. If you are in DC, feel free to register to join us at the link: csis.org/events/new-ans….

Thanks to CSIS and Greg Poling for hosting me today to talk about our book, New Answers to Old Questions: Myanmar Before and After the 2021 Coup d'État, written with Dr. Shona Loong. Great to see a good turnout in Washington, DC for a discussion on how best to help Myanmar.

10 years after the Philippines’ legal victory in the South China Sea, China still refuses to comply. The Philippines’ best path forward lies with a vote in the UN General Assembly, writes CSIS Southeast Asia’s Greg Poling in his latest commentary. Read here: cs.is/3PxpBjc

Guess I should just be happy for the follow.