Robbie Sutton
The Conflict in West Papua: Forgotten or Ignored?
West Papua has been in a violent separatist struggle for more than 50 years. Why has it flown under the international radar for so long?
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Genevieve Donnellon-May
- Apr 4
How China is Responding to Food Insecurity Concerns
Food security is a top priority for Xi Jinping and the CCP, especially given the historical link in China between famine and regime collapse
The Red Line
- Mar 28
Beijing's Influence in ASEAN Media - Live Panel
Chinese influence in ASEAN's media has been increasing in recent years. What does this mean? Could we see this trend extend into the West?
Genevieve Donnellon-May
- Mar 24
Bhutan's Downstream Dilemma
Bhutan's water resources and landlocked position between geostrategic rivals China and India is creating a difficult balancing act.
The Red Line
- Mar 6
Episode 90. East Asian Rearmament
China appears to be sleepwalking toward conflict over Taiwan. In response, East Asia has begun to prepare for a potential war this decade.
The Red Line
- Jan 23
Episode 87. How Strong is the Chinese Economy?
There are major fault lines appearing within the Chinese economy. Can the CCP steer through this crisis or will the bubble burst first?
The Red Line
- Jan 11
Protests Across Mongolia - Live Panel
Revelations have come to light that $12.9B worth of Mongolian coal has been stolen by government officials.
The Red Line
- Dec 27, 2022
Episode 85. Could the US Conquer North Korea?
North Korea has tested a record number of missiles this year. How difficult would an invasion be and how would the wider region react?
The Red Line
- Nov 19, 2022
Australia's Northern Defence - Twitter Space Panel
Australia is currently bolstering defences in its northern approaches. What do these moves indicate?
The Red Line
- Oct 3, 2022
Episode 79. Myanmar's Crumbling Coup
After a landslide democratic victory, Myanmar fell victim to a coup in 2021. Is it about to plunge into an even more complicated civil war?
Robbie Sutton
- Sep 23, 2022
Debts and Downfalls: Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's new President has to navigate a divided parliament, international debtors, and a population still clamouring for change.
The Red Line
- Sep 1, 2022
Flashpoint Pakistan: A Worsening Crisis - Twitter Space Panel
In the middle of the country's worst floods and the political turmoil in Islamabad, Pakistan is approaching a crucial crossroads.
The Red Line
- Aug 5, 2022
What Pelosi's Visit to Taiwan Means for US-China Policy
With Nancy Pelosi travelling to Taiwan, it seems the tension between Washington and Beijing has once again ratcheted to a new level.
Robbie Sutton
- Jul 13, 2022
Protracted People’s Warfare: Enduring Insurgency in the Philippines
Since the modern Philippine state was born in 1946, the archipelagic nation has experienced unrest, insurgency and at times revolution.
The Red Line
- Jun 13, 2022
Episode 71. The New Arms Race for the Indian Ocean
Eighty per cent of the world's trade will pass through the Indian Ocean. Which regional power has the momentum to secure this crucial area?
Robbie Sutton
- May 9, 2022
Crisis in Sri Lanka: Gotabaya’s Debts Come Due
Sri Lanka has been experiencing deepening economic crisis since 2020, generating considerable political unrest aimed at President Rajapaksa.
The Red Line
- Apr 24, 2022
Pakistan in Political Crisis: Live Twitter Space Panel
Pakistan is in the middle of a huge political crisis, with Imran Khan being forced out of power. Where does the country go from here?
The Red Line
- Mar 6, 2022
Episode 64. Bougainville, Papua New Guinea and the Battle for Melanesia
The world's soon to be newest nation Bougainville is stepping out onto the world stage, geopolitically complicating its region.
Daniela Žuvela
- Jan 10, 2022
Episode 60. How Terrorist Groups are Funded
Causing international chaos has never been cheaper or easier, with terrorist groups able to gather funding and recruits across the world.
Red Line Producer
- Dec 26, 2021
Episode 59. Russia's Pacific Strategy: The Forgotten Front
With the major powers pivoting to the Indo-Pacific, Moscow is scrambling to cement its role in the region.
Robbie Sutton
- Nov 30, 2021
Episode 57. Sri Lanka: The End of Neutrality
Sri Lanka has for decades experienced crisis after crisis, but throughout it all remained steadfastly neutral, but can Colombo keep going.
Marisa Rafter
- Nov 21, 2021
Executive Briefing: Indonesia: The Balance of Power in Asia
Indonesia is at the heart of the current great power contest, yet its trade and bilateral relations with the US are severely lacking.
Red Line Producer
- Oct 3, 2021
Episode 53. Vietnam: Frontline of the South China Sea
Vietnam is quickly become the new frontline in the South China Sea, with the nation standing in the direct path of an expansionist China.
Marisa Rafter
- Jun 20, 2021
Executive Briefing: India's Two Front War
India is set to be a world powerhouse. We take a look at their greatest strategic issues and threats over the next few decades.
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