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Will Vietnam Be ASEAN Chair for Another Year?

Will Vietnam Be ASEAN Chair for Another Year?

By David Hutt
There are rumors that Vietnam wants an extra year as chair, to make up for the COVID-19 disruption. Would the rest of ASEAN agree to that?
India-Russia Defense Ties Amid COVID-19

India-Russia Defense Ties Amid COVID-19

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
Despite kind words, cooperation, and defense ties, there are longer term difficulties in the India-Russia relationship that are unlikely to be easy to resolve. 

Taiwan’s Language Politics and Tigertail’s Trilingualism 

Taiwan’s Language Politics and Tigertail’s Trilingualism 

By Layne Vandenberg
Tigertail combines Taiwanese, Mandarin, and English languages to portray the reality of Asian American immigrants and modern-day Taiwan.  

India’s China FDI Gamble

India’s China FDI Gamble

By Steven Raj Padakandla and Niranjan Sahoo
Protectionism will not make India a global power.

The Missing Piece of Nepal’s MCC Debate

The Missing Piece of Nepal’s MCC Debate

By Anirudha Nagar
Addressing the concerns of local communities is key to Nepal’s $500 million question.
Are Philippine Militants Looking to Take Advantage of COVID-19?

Are Philippine Militants Looking to Take Advantage of COVID-19?

By Kenneth Yeo
Hints of a united front among Abu Sayyaf Group factions could sorely test a Philippine military already stretched thin by the pandemic.

US Approves Two Possible Attack Helicopter Sales for Philippines

US Approves Two Possible Attack Helicopter Sales for Philippines

By Ankit Panda
The Philippines armed forces will consider the AH-64E or the AH-1Z.
UN Human Rights Expert Accuses Myanmar Army of Fresh Abuses

UN Human Rights Expert Accuses Myanmar Army of Fresh Abuses

By Associated Press
A UN special rapporteur took aim at the Myanmar military for targeting ethnic minorities in Rakhine and Chin states.

SEALs Tried to Locate US Citizen Taken by Afghan Militants

SEALs Tried to Locate US Citizen Taken by Afghan Militants

By Associated Press
Mark R. Frerichs, a contractor, was captured by members of the Haqqani network in late January.

Zero to 15: Tajikistan Finally Confirms First Cases of COVID-19

Zero to 15: Tajikistan Finally Confirms First Cases of COVID-19

By Catherine Putz
The announcement confirms what experts long suspected, but the government denied: the pandemic has arrived in Tajikistan.

Police Abuse, Prison Deaths Draw Concern as Philippines Tightens Lockdown Measures

Police Abuse, Prison Deaths Draw Concern as Philippines Tightens Lockdown Measures

By Nick Aspinwall
Rights groups and journalists have flagged physical abuse by police and unreported prison deaths as the Philippine government orders all quarantine violators to be arrested.
The Battles That Can Cost South Asia the War Against COVID-19

The Battles That Can Cost South Asia the War Against COVID-19

By Said Sabir Ibrahimi and Syed Mafiz Kamal
Communal tensions, misinformation, and poverty: across South Asia, governments are facing similar issues in their COVID-19 responses.

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