Archive
February 2015
Can the Solomon Islands Reform?
By Sally Andrews
Under a new coalition government, the Pacific state has a chance to adopt much-needed reforms.
Uzbekistan: Karimov’s Impending, Unconstitutional Reelection
By Elmurad Kasym
Domestic and international dynamics suggest Karimov will again run for president, and win.
Jokowi’s Inglorious Presidency Already Under Heavy Fire
By Luke Hunt
With his hard line on the death penalty, Indonesia’s president risks damaging his country’s reputation abroad.
Japan’s Defense Ministry Seeks to Roll Back Civilian Control
By Mina Pollmann
New reforms would give Japan's SDF personnel increased say over military decisions.
China's Next Challenge: The Depletion of Global Natural Resources
By Elizabeth Economy
China is cleaning up its act at home, but will leaders be willing to tackle illegal environmental depredations abroad?
How Scholars Can Help Solve the South China Sea Disputes
By Zheng Wang
Researchers should look to provide creative and concrete proposals for addressing South China Sea tensions.
Indonesia’s New Military Commands: A South China Sea Focus?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The flash point is reportedly featuring prominently in its future military plans.
Modi Should Change the Narrative Immediately
By Harsh V. Pant
India's annual budget presentation tomorrow will have a lasting impact on the future of the Modi government.
The Inaccuracies of South Asian Maps
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
South Asia lacks standardized and accurate maps.
In A2/AD Showcase, Iranian Navy Sinks Nimitz Carrier Mock-Up
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Does the video tell us anything about Iran's anti-access/anti-denial capabilities in the Strait of Hormuz?
TAPI and India’s Future in Eurasia
By Micha'el Tanchum
Developments in a major pipeline project risk marginalizing India in Central Asia.
Capturing the Spirit of Burma
By David Heath
A new photo book showcases the beauty of Burma.
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