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Articles by Zoe Neill
India in Asia: ASEAN, Japan and the Right Balance - AIIA
India has been taking steps to become a much more visible player across the entire Indo-Pacific region, extending from the maritime space to the west all the way to the east. This is both through its involvement in Asia’s most central regional institutions and through deepened ties with Japan. India’s ‘Look East’ policy of the 1990s declared a priority to strengthen ties with Southeast and East Asia.
Why Narendra Modi is Building the World’s Tallest Statue - AIIA
At twice the size of New York’s Statute of Liberty and almost five times the size of Rio’s eponymous Christ the Redeemer, Vallabhbhai Patel will cast a longer shadow than most former deputy prime ministers. So why is the world’s largest statue being built in rural India? The Statue of Unity, depicting Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, is being built on Sandhu Bet, looking over the Sardar Sarovar Dam on the Narmada River,90 kilometres south of the Gujarati city Vadodara.
Modi's Hindu Nationalism: A Pyrrhic Victory - AIIA
In the three years since his election, what has Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unique fusing of religion, political ideology and tradition meant for the world’s largest democracy? Mr Modi’s charismatic oratory and distinctly nationalistic image has seen his BJP Party continue to surge ahead of the Indian National Congress, once the party of Mahatma Gandhi. Against this background, some have claimed Modi’s leadership has precipitated a new, less diverse, less welcoming India.
Foreign Policy: Rising China as Rule-Taker or Rule-Maker? - AIIA
The mixed response from China to the Foreign Policy White Paper reflects the paper’s mixed messages regarding Australia’s attitude towards the rising power. From an official Australia-China relations standpoint, the release of the Australian government’s Foreign Policy White Paper has gone smoothly.
People’s Liberation Army Turns 90 Amid Modernisation and Reform - AIIA
China aims to transform its military into a cutting-edge force capable of challenging American military supremacy in Asia by 2020. This has major implications for the security environment in Asia. China held a massive military parade on Sunday 30 July to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Liberation Army. The show of force highlights Beijing’s growing military clout and its ambition to become a top military power.
China-India Ties Will Make or Break RCEP
A multilateral free trade agreement including both China and India would be a boon for trade liberalisation, but tensions between the two may yet derail such hopes. In January 2017, US President Donald Trump formally withdrew the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Without America, the TPP is struggling to stay relevant. The international community has now shifted its focus to a lesser known Asian free trade deal, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).
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