Asia’s Middle Powers Can Help Reduce the Risk of War

Brendan Taylor

Asia’s Middle Powers Can Help Reduce the Risk of War

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As strategic competition intensifies across Asia, the dangers of military misperception, miscommunication, and mishap are mounting. Yet the crisis management and avoidance mechanisms designed to reduce such risks seem under increasing strain and in urgent need of reinvigoration. The stakes are too significant for this task to be left to the great powers; Asia’s middle powers must also step up to ensure that the region remains at peace.

Original language	English
Number of pages	7
Specialist publication	Foreign Policy Magazine
Publication status	Published - 24 Oct 2023

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