Game Changer in the Maritime Disputes by Beckman, Robert

“…On 12 July 2016, the Permanent Court of Arbitration at the Hague delivered its long-awaited ruling on the maritime territorial dispute between the Philippines and China. The ruling was a game-changer in the disputes.…”
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Myth of the “Game-Changer” Weapon by Richard, A. Bitzinger

“…Many advanced weapons systems are frequently touted as “game-changers,” and yet they rarely achieve their proffered, decisive impact. …”
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The East Asian tinderbox : no rules of the game? by Evan N. Resnick

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Contest, game, disgrace: on philosophy and Buddhism by Stepien, Rafal K.

“…In the section titled “Playing at Arguments: On Buddhism as Philosophy,” I argue against the exclusion of Buddhist philosophy specifically, and other non-Western philosophies more generally, from the domain of philosophy—or rather, against the very game of exclusion itself. In the final section, I argue against excusing philosophers engaged in this game of a charge they (or at least the vast majority of them) will presumably deem unjustified: that of racism. …”
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The Commonwealth games 2010 : dent to India’s image by Akanksha Mehta, Arabinda Acharya

“…Despite a long lead-time, India’s preparations for the Commonwealth Games 2010 have met with pitfalls. This has undermined India’s opportunities to host global events and affected its international image.…”
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ASEAN, 5G and the great tech game by Anuar, Amalina

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The confrontation game : "new politics" and brinkmanship in Thailand by Askew, Marc

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The new Great Game : ASEAN's balancing act? by Yang Razali Kassim

“…The new year will see ASEAN more engaged in a balancing and hedging strategy as the “new Great Game” between the US and China in East Asia unfolds. …”
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India’s Agni V missile : game changer? by Basrur, Rajesh

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Rise of China and India : global game changer? by Sajjad Ashraf

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European defence and AI : game-changer or gradual change? by Soare, Simona R.

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Hosting the Commonwealth Games : will it boost India’s soft power? by Ajaya Kumar Das

“…India’s decision to host the Commonwealth Games seems to have become less popular in the country for its reported oganisational failures in the run-up to the Games. …”
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WTO’s Potential Game-Changer : Global e-Commerce Rules? by Huang, Eunice

“…The recently launched WTO negotiations on e-commerce seeks to establish a new rulebook for e-commerce trade, and could be a potential game-changer for the global economy.…”
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The Youth Olympic Games : finessing the SAF’s ‘Whole of Nation’ expertise by Ong, Wei Chong

“…International events such as the Youth Olympic Games provide invaluable opportunities for the SAF to test and finesse its Whole of Nation, Whole of Government and Civil-Military Relations expertise.…”
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East Asia Summit 2012 : power game in Asia unfolds by Yang Razali Kassim

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Vietnam's new kilo-class submarines : game-changer in regional naval balances? by Koh, Collin Swee Lean.

“…Notwithstanding the media hype, Vietnam’s new Kilos are far from being the game-changer in the regional naval balance.…”
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Increasing competition in the South China Sea : need for a new game plan by Bateman, Sam

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Backwash of uncertainty : exploitation or service? by Sumpter, Cameron, Yang, Jennifer Hui

“…Blame games and misinformation during the pandemic are both highlighting and deepening divisions. …”
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Securing the spectacle: the multifaceted security challenges of the Paris 2024 Olympics by Alexander, Kristian P.

“…Organisers must strike a balance between implementing stringent security measures and maintaining the open, welcoming atmosphere that embodies the spirit of the Games.…”
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Showdown in the Caucasus by Chan, Samuel

“…As the world was transfixed on the opening of the Beijing Olympic Games, Russia launched an incursion into Georgia. …”
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