Don Gill
Contributor at The Diplomat Magazine
Manila-based Geopolitical Analyst/ Author/ Lecturer, Department of International Studies @DLSUManila
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2 weeks ago |
thinkchina.sg | Don McLain GillLecturer |De La Salle |Don Gill |Yu Zeyuan
The US is very much aware that its best bet is to invest in its security partnerships with allies that have the political will to punch above their weight in order to deter China’s aggression, says Manila-based analyst Don McLain Gill. While President Donald Trump’s foreign policy continues to generate scepticism among the US’s Western allies, a different picture is being painted in the Indo-Pacific, particularly concerning the security partnership between Manila and Washington.
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1 month ago |
thinkchina.sg | Don McLain GillLecturer |De La Salle |Don Gill |Lianhe Zaobao
Security negotiations between India and its Southeast Asian neighbours have stepped up in recent months, observes Philippines-based analyst Don McLain Gill. Flexible in its engagement strategies, India has found a role as an alternative security partner for countries in the region. The past decade has seen a more mature shift in New Delhi’s foreign policy towards Southeast Asia, indicating a greater understanding of Southeast Asian countries’ acute security concerns.
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2 months ago |
tribunecontentagency.com | Pooja Bhatt |Don Gill
The Indo-Pacific remains a shining beacon of hope in the United States’ otherwise dim foreign policy predictions. However, just like during President Donald Trump’s first term, securing U.S. interests through trade and reshaping international partnerships accordingly will remain a priority. To ensure U.S. trade, critical military, and technology supply chains, his foreign policies in the Indo-Pacific will remain driven by military engagements.
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2 months ago |
thediplomat.com | Pooja Bhatt |Don Gill
The Indo-Pacific remains a shining beacon of hope in the United States’ otherwise dim foreign policy predictions. However, just like during President Donald Trump’s first term, securing U.S. interests through trade and reshaping international partnerships accordingly will remain a priority. To ensure U.S. trade, critical military, and technology supply chains, his foreign policies in the Indo-Pacific will remain driven by military engagements.
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Apr 24, 2024 |
bworldonline.com | Don Gill |Arjay Laurito
By Don McLain GillTHE past few weeks have witnessed considerable developments in France’s strategic relations with Southeast Asian countries. On April 8, it was reported that Indonesia had ordered two Scorpene-class attack submarines from France’s Naval Group. Additionally, the deal will also include technology transfers to Indonesia. On April 19, the Indonesian Air Force and the French Air and Space Force agreed to enhance air defense cooperation in their coun-tries.
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In my article for Singapore's @ThinkChinaSG ,I note that amid the existential threat the Philippines is facing in its maritime zones, the 🇵🇭 🇺🇸 defence partnership remains intact & is positioned to broaden further-as illustrared by recent developments. https://t.co/hFjVVAmDOm
Sharing my article published in the @AustJIA. By assessing China's belligerent behavioural pattern in the Ayungin and Escoda Shoals, the article proposes an operational sea denial strategy for the Philippines in the WPS based on 3 P's: Presence, Pressure, and Policy continuity.
🚨New online: in this discussion piece, @DonMcLainGill95 considers Manila's policy options in light of China's maritime unilateralism in the West Philippine Sea. ⬇️ https://t.co/4rm0HHlGdR https://t.co/AUIwCpyVuf
Had a wonderful & wide-ranging discussion on regional security & Philippine foreign policy today with @DFAPHL Spokesperson Ambassador Theresa Daza and Ms. Muñoz of the DFA Office of ASEAN Affairs. 🇵🇭 https://t.co/RVLQLbYJKB
