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China’s ‘Historic Rights’ in the South China Sea: Made in America?

China’s ‘Historic Rights’ in the South China Sea: Made in America?

By Bill Hayton
The current understanding of "historic rights" in the South China Sea in China can be traced back to a U.S. diplomat.
Afghanistan's Love-Hate Relationship With Homosexuality

Afghanistan's Love-Hate Relationship With Homosexuality

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
Contrary to popular perception, some Islamic cultures have a long, vibrant history of tolerance for homosexual behavior.

India and the Gulf States Share a Long History

India and the Gulf States Share a Long History

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
India's prime minister recently visited Qatar, emphasizing long-standing cultural ties.

South Asia or India: An Old Debate Resurfaces in California

South Asia or India: An Old Debate Resurfaces in California

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
Should the subcontinent be referred to South Asia or India, especially in the historical sense?

What the US Can Learn From Its Own History About a Naval Logistics Agreement With India

What the US Can Learn From Its Own History About a Naval Logistics Agreement With India

By James R. Holmes
How would the United States have seen LEMOA 69 years out from its independence?
What If the United States Had Told the Soviet Union About the Bomb?

What If the United States Had Told the Soviet Union About the Bomb?

By Catherine Putz
In 1945, U.S. nuclear scientists urged the government to talk to the Soviets about the bomb--of course, they didn't know the Soviets knew.

A Choice in Uzbekistan: Freshly Hatched Chicks or Cash?

A Choice in Uzbekistan: Freshly Hatched Chicks or Cash?

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
In modern and ancient Asia alike, food and consumable products have been stores of wealth.
The Big Nuking of 1959: How the US Would Have Nuked East Asia

The Big Nuking of 1959: How the US Would Have Nuked East Asia

By Robert Farley
A recently declassified nuclear target list shows how the U.S. planned to use its nuclear weapons in the late-1950s.

When George HW Bush Met Zhao Ziyang...

When George HW Bush Met Zhao Ziyang...

By Ankit Panda
A newly declassified transcript provides insight into a fascinating point in U.S.-China relations.

Is it Obvious Why India Cares About Nuclear Weapons?

Is it Obvious Why India Cares About Nuclear Weapons?

By Robert Farley
Was India looking for prestige? Was it looking for security? What about both?

Diamonds Are Forever: India and the UK Revisit the Koh-i-Noor Diamond

Diamonds Are Forever: India and the UK Revisit the Koh-i-Noor Diamond

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
India has acknowledged that there may not be a good legal case for the return of the diamond.
How Mao Zedong Benefited From the Cuban Missile Crisis

How Mao Zedong Benefited From the Cuban Missile Crisis

By Robert Farley
The Chinese role in Cuba during the Cold War paid dividends domestically for Mao Zedong.

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