Gabriel is a researcher and writer at The Red Line Podcast, a reporter at The Lookout Report, a political risk analyst at the Atlas Institute for International Affairs, and passionate about geopolitics. He holds an MSc in International Relations from LSE and a First-Class Honours in History from Durham University.
China Increases Funding for BRI Projects
This article sheds light on how the unexpected rise in BRI financing fits into Beijing’s ‘small yet beautiful’ mantra. The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has defined China’s relationship with…
India Charts Its Own Course as Middle East Conflict Strains SCO Cohesion
India charts its own diplomatic course: How the conflict in the Middle East has exposed underlying tensions within The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation that threaten to undermine the regional bloc. When…
The Long-Term Ramifications of US Aid Cuts in Myanmar: The Social, Political and Humanitarian Consequences of Washington’s Retrenchment
There has been much international media coverage of the humanitarian impact of the Trump administration’s dismantling of the US Agency for International Development (USAID), particularly in the aftermath of the…
Lessons From the CPTPP?
With the Trump administration reportedly preparing to announce further tariffs of up to 3,521% on solar panel imports from a quartet of Southeast Asian countries in the aftermath of The…
ASEAN’s Uphill Struggle Against Inaction
How the Association of Southeast Asian Nations’ inertia in the face of geopolitical instability continues to undermine its effectiveness The 46th Summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)…
Navigating the ‘Malacca Dilemma’ in 2025
How China’s efforts to address its key strategic vulnerability continue to encounter obstacles despite billions of dollars of investment It has been over two decades since the then Chinese President,…