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

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

ECHOES FROM THE SETTING SUN

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

HOW WE GOT HERE

What War After the Cold War?Thierry de Montbrial

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