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Kazimier Lim

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As seen in: CNA (Channel NewsAsia), The Diplomat Magazine, The News Lens, WPR (World Politics Review), Tribune Content Agency, Asia Times, East Asia Forum, Samoa Observer, Australian Outlook, The Lowy Institute
NOT thinking about Sovereignty, Historical IR, and Aeropolitical Imaginaries. PhD Scholar at @LSEIRDept. Editor at @millennjournal. Ex-management consultant.

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Iran’s threat to airline travel: The Gulf’s skies are now a chokepoint too

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By Kazimier Lim
| The Lowy Institute
The Iranian drones and missiles that struck airports in Dubai, Doha, and across the Gulf in the opening days of Iran’s retaliation against American and Israeli strikes were notable for hitting the passenger terminals, not the runways. Conventional air-denial doctrine would suggest Iran do the opposite.
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Commentary: What resuming direct India-China flights reveals about Modi’s and Xi’s priorities

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By Kazimier Lim
| CNA (Channel NewsAsia) Verified
LONDON: No direct commercial flights have connected the world’s two most populous countries for the past five years, a consequence of COVID-19 shutdowns and then simmering tensions between India and China. So, it was a surprise to many that one of the first announcements Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and China’s President Xi Jinping made at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin was about the resumption of direct commercial flights between the two nations.
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What resuming direct India-China flights reveals about changing regional priorities

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By Kazimier Lim
| The Lowy Institute
No direct commercial flights have connected the world’s two most populous countries for the past five years, a consequence of Covid shutdowns and then simmering tensions between India and China. So, it was a surprise to many that one of the first announcements Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and China’s President Xi Jinping made at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin was about the resumption of direct commercial flights between the two nations.
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