Sarang Shidore

Sarang Shidore is the director of the Quincy Institute’s Global South Program. He focuses on the geopolitics of the global south, Asia, and climate change.

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A Thai woman has her face painted with a Thai flag prior to the opening ceremony of the AFC Asian Football Cup in Bangkok on July 7, 2007.
A Thai woman has her face painted with a Thai flag prior to the opening ceremony of the AFC Asian Football Cup in Bangkok on July 7, 2007.

Southeast Asia in BRICS Is Good for the Global Order
Argument
Sarang Shidore
The prow of a boat is seen in the foreground two other vessles in the ocean in front of it. The horizon is tinted orange at sunset or sunrise.
The prow of a boat is seen in the foreground two other vessles in the ocean in front of it. The horizon is tinted orange at sunset or sunrise.

The South China Sea Risks a Military Crisis
Analysis
Sarang Shidore
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