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William J. Jones

William J. Jones is an Assistant Professor of International Relations at Mahidol University International College, Thailand. His research publications focus is International Relations of Asia-Pacific, Geopolitics, Human Rights, Comparative Regionalism and Contemporary Thai Politics. His commentary has been published on BBC News, TVP Global, The Diplomat, Geopolitical Monitor, East Asia Forum, The Geopolitics and other outlets.
Americas

Ending the Russia-Ukraine War? Prospects for the Incoming Trump Administration

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In the dying days of the Biden administration the war in Ukraine has been escalating with long range ATACMS and Storm Shadow missile strikes...
Security

Escalating to Armageddon: The Dismantling of Cold War Nuclear Arms Control and the Oreshnik

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The world is on the precipice of nuclear conflict and the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists have moved the Doomsday Clock to 90 seconds before...
Geopolitics

President Putin’s Visit to North Korea: Upending Asian Security

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On June 20, Russian President Vladimir Putin made his first visit to North Korea in 24 years. The historic visit by President Putin to...

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