Center for International Relations
and Sustainable Development

Horizons Autumn 2025 / Issue No. 32

EDITORIAL

Editorial

HORIZONS INTERVIEW

The World Moves Too Fast for “Geopolitical Centuries”Ian Bremmer

THE ASIA-PACIFIC CENTURY

Intelligence, Humanity, and Major-Power ResponsibilityFu Ying
A Counter-globalization Order with Historical RegressionYan Xuetong
Sino-U.S. Relations in the Asia-Pacific CenturyJin Canrong & Yao Rukun
Beyond 1945 | Preparing the UN Security Council for Today’s ChallengesHenry Huiyao Wang
The Helix of Cooperation | ASEAN Regionalism and BeyondH.E. Dr. Kao Kim Hourn
Homogeneity vs. Hegemony | China, the U.S., and Southeast Asian EquilibriumGeorge Yeo
Indo-Pacific Unbound | Trump, China, and the Contest for the Asian CenturyDr. Jagannath Panda
The New Geopolitics of Energy between Petrostates and Electrostates | What Should Japan and Korea Do?Nobuo Tanaka
Thinking the Unthinkable | An East Asia without the U.S.?Moon Chung-in
From Rebuilding to Refining | Indonesia’s Next ChapterSandiaga Uno
Redefining Leadership in the Asian Century | A Southeast Asian Business Leader’s PerspectiveShinta Kamdani

ECHOES FROM THE SETTING SUN

Xi’s Nationalist Ideology and Future Trends in Chinese Foreign PolicyKevin Rudd
Innovation at the Core of the Asian CenturyDominic Barton
China’s Gravitational Centrality | The Logic of Success in a Multipolar WorldArnaud Bertrand
The Axis of Necessity | How the War in Ukraine Adds a Strategic Depth to China-Russia AlignmentAlexander Gabuev
Towards a Jucheization of the West? | North Korea as a Mirror of Global FragmentationRüdiger Frank
China and the West | Crossroads of InnovationPeter Nolan
Britain and the Indo-PacificBrendan Simms & Hugh Simms

HOW WE GOT HERE

What War After the Cold War?Thierry de Montbrial

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