S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)

Grey Zone Operations at Sea: Threat or Opportunity?

Grey Zone operations at sea, half way between peace and war seem to be getting more common. Why is this, and what are their main characteristics? To what extent do they present an opportunity rather than just a threat? Professor Geoffrey Till discusses in this RSIS Distinguished Public lecture.

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RSIS Distinguished Public Dialogue on “Trump 2.0: US Policy Towards Southeast Asia and the World”

Members of the RSIS Board of Governors gathered to share their perspectives on Trump 2.0 and how US policy might affect Southeast Asia and the world.

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RSIS Think Tank & Graduate School

A global think tank and graduate school offering Master’s programmes in Strategic Studies, International Relations, International Political Economy, and Asian Studies.

Latest Publications

COMMENTARY

Politics Need To Change, in Three Fundamental Ways

IDSS PAPER

IP25005 | Japan’s Official Security Assistance to Southeast Asia: Limited Scope, but Real Impact

POLICY REPORT

AI in Space Technologies: A Singapore Case Study

CT TRENDS & ANALYSES

Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses (CTTA) – Volume 17 Issue 01

INTERRELIGIOUS RELATIONS

Interreligious Relations (IRR) Issue 31 – The Qur’ān and Social Inclusivism: An Analysis of Q 5:51 by Ali Akbar and Abdullah Saeed

NTS INSIGHT

Military Humanitarianism in Southeast Asia: Through a Women, Peace and Security Lens

AUTHORED/EDITED BOOKS

Climate Security in the Indo-Pacific: Variations, Contestations and Convergence of Security Practices

MONOGRAPHS

Regional Economic Integration in the Post-Pandemic Era

WORKING PAPER

Anwar Ibrahim in Power: A Historical Locating of the Limits for Change in Malaysia

BULLETINS & NEWSLETTERS

NTS-Asia Newsletter No. 52

COMMENTARY

Politics Need To Change, in Three Fundamental Ways

COMMENTARY

Online Radicalisation: How Social Media, Global Conflicts, and Religious Content Create Distorted Narratives

COMMENTARY

Staunching The Rise of Terrorist Fighters

COMMENTARY

NTS-Asia Newsletter No. 52

COMMENTARY

Predicting the Unpredictable: Trump’s Foreign Policy 2.0

COMMENTARY

IP25005 | Japan’s Official Security Assistance to Southeast Asia: Limited Scope, but Real Impact

COMMENTARY

Indonesia-China Agreement and Jakarta’s Inconsistency on the South China Sea Issue

COMMENTARY

IP25003 | The Prospects for Globalisation under Trump

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IP25004 | Military AI Governance in 2024: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

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IP25002 | From ‘High’ to ‘Normal’ Politics: Muhammadiyah and the Prabowo Presidency

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IP25001 | Can America Embrace Multipolarity?

COMMENTARY

Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses (CTTA) – Volume 17 Issue 01

COMMENTARY

Global Terrorism Threat Forecast 2025

COMMENTARY

Trump 2.0 and the Pacific Island Countries – What To Expect?

COMMENTARY

IP24112 | Japan’s Foreign Policy Outlook in 2025

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RSIS Webinar by Mr Arya Fernandes

Towards 100 Days of Prabowo Administration: Political Dynamics and Challenges

16 JAN 2025

15:00 - 16:30

Public

Zoom

RSIS Seminar by Mr Iis Gindarsah

Pondering Indonesia’s Foreign Policy Direction Under Prabowo: Continuity and Change

16 JAN 2025

10:30 - 12:00

Public

NTU S4-B5-FR (Former ACI Function Room)

RSIS Seminar by Assistant Professor Tobias Berger

Contested Histories: India, China, and the Making of Global Human Rights

16 JAN 2025

10:00 - 11:30

Public

S4-B5-SR1 (Former ACI Seminar Room 1)

RSIS Seminar by Ms Teo Nie Ching

Malaysia's Approach Towards a Safer Internet

17 JAN 2025

15:00 - 16:30

Public

NTU S4-B5-FR (Former ACI Function Room)

RSIS Student-Staff-Alumni Mixer 2025

18 JAN 2025

16:00 - 19:00

Public

The Temasek Club

CENS Roundtable with Dr Tim Sweijs

Countering Hybrid Threats: Strategic Posture for Small and Middle Powers

20 JAN 2025

10:00 - 11:00

By Invitation

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Oriole Room, Level 4

Visit to RSIS by Mrs Gwendoline Vamos

21 JAN 2025

15:00 - 16:30

By Invitation

The KeyPoint, RSIS

RSIS Seminar on “Our Shared Legacies and the Future of Multiculturalism”

21 JAN 2025

15:00 - 16:30

By Invitation

NTU@One-North, Function Hall 1

RSIS Conference on Regional Maritime Security Outlook 2025

22-23 JAN 2025

1300 - 1730

By Invitation

Grand Copthorne Waterfront, Riverfront Ballroom

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Research at RSIS

The S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) is a global graduate school and think tank focusing on strategic studies and security affairs. Its five Research Centres and three Research Programmes, led by the Office of the Executive Deputy Chairman, and assisted by the Dean on the academic side, drive the School’s research, education and networking activities.

As a think tank, RSIS conducts policy-relevant and forward-looking research in both national and international security, science and technology, society and economic and environmental sustainability. RSIS also produces academic research on security and international affairs.

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