Despite significant trade and labour disruptions caused by the 2025 Cambodia–Thailand border conflict, the economic impact on Cambodia has so far been milder than expected for a small, trade-dependent economy.
Category: Analysis
USAsia Centre: EU’s growing engagement in the Indo-Pacific
Europe is rapidly deepening its strategic, economic, and security engagement in the Indo-Pacific despite its geographic distance from the region.
PIIE: US-China interdependence means both opportunities and obstacles
Growing distrust and strategic rivalry have shifted the US-China relationship from mutually beneficial cooperation to costly conflict, and the two countries need a structured, negotiated approach to manage economic disengagement while still collaborating on shared goals.
ASPI: Fusing Australia’s Economic Statecraft
Australia must deepen the integration of its existing economic, intelligence, and security tools into a fused national economic statecraft capability rather than creating new instruments or simply coordinating disparate agencies.