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- Role of Small States in Global Stability — 1 source
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AI synthesisA commentary by Danny Quah argues that economic interdependence, traditionally a driver of peace, now contributes to global rivalry. It posits that small states, especially in Southeast Asia, are vital for maintaining international stability through diplomatic efforts and coalition-building in the current fragmented global system.
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Key points are extracted by an AI model and may contain errors or omissions. Always check the original sources.- Economic interdependence, once a guarantor of peace, now fuels rivalry.
- Small states, particularly in Southeast Asia, are crucial for maintaining global stability through diplomacy and coalition-building in a fractured international system.
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Role of Small States in Global Stability
- Channel News Asia
The commentary argues that economic interdependence, once a guarantor of peace, now fuels rivalry, and that small states, particularly in Southeast Asia, are crucial for maintaining global stability through diplomacy and coalition-building in a fractured international system.
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