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Lessons From Dhaka: Power, Policy Choices and the Existential Dilemma Facing Small States
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Pacific Settlement. Japan strengthens ties with Micronesia In the Pacific island region, small States are becoming increasingly important in the rivalry of major powers
Pacific SettlementJapan strengthens ties with MicronesiaIn the Pacific island region, small States are becoming increasingly important in the rivalry of major powers. Their geographical location and sea routes are becoming important factors in the...
Lessons from Dhaka: Power, Policy Choices and the Existential Dilemma Facing Small States
Three days of dialogue, debate, and engagement in Dhaka reinforced a sobering reality: despite ongoing discussions about multipolarity, middle powers, and strategic autonomy, great powers continue to shape the choices available to smaller states.
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