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Priya is an International Studies student at Leiden University, specializing in East Asia. As the President of the BASIS East Asia Committee, she has organized events focused on regional politics, human rights, and cultural diplomacy. Priya's interests include diplomacy, human rights, and conflict resolution, and she is passionate about exploring the intersection of policy, culture, and international development in the Indo-Pacific region.
Main question: How does Taiwan stay internationally present despite diplomatic isolation? Argument: It relies on strong informal economic, political, and security ties. Conclusion: These ties help Taiwan engage globally but cannot replace formal recognition.
Main question: How does China’s new Five-Year Plan strengthen technological self-reliance, national security, and ecological sustainability? Argument: The Plan integrates these domains under Xi’s holistic security framework to reduce external vulnerabilities and secure long-term stability. Conclu…
Gen-Z anti-corruption protests and Oli’s fall disrupted Nepal’s China-leaning tilt, creating uncertainty for BRI and opening space for India to re-engage ahead of 2026. Nepal’s political reset will shape India–China competition in the Himalayas, with governance stability, not military alignment, …
What will the new US foreign policy in the Indo-Pacific look like? The US takes a machiavellian stance in Hegseths speech at the Shangri-La Dialogue the US seeks to implement a hegemony by applying pressure to allies
