The Nonaligned Movement 60 years Later: Restless asia seeking its pan-continental integration
The Nonaligned Movement 60 years Later: Restless asia seeking its pan-continental integration

Summary/Abstract: The very creation of sub-regional international organizations is a proof that currently Asian countries are more willing to consult and cooperate with each other on the integration and creating of the zone of co-prosperity issues. Nevertheless, in Asia, there is hardly a single state which has no territorial dispute within its neighbourhood. From the Middle East, Caspian and Central Asia, Indian sub-continent, mainland Indo – China or Archipelago SEA, Tibet, South China Sea and the Far East, many countries are suffering numerous green and blue border disputes. The foundation on which Asia – Pacific countries now support regional cooperation initiatives, such as the various Indo – Pacific concepts proposed by Japan, the United States and others, as well as China’s “Belt and Road Initiative”, is built on a policy of peaceful coexistence and prevention of the emergence of a single prevailing power. This paper closer examines these trends and all-Asia future prospect.

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