Archive
August 2012
India’s Interest Rate Debate
The Reserve Bank of India has refused to heed politicians demands for lower interest rates.
Asia's Quest for a Golf Major
With golf’s popularity growing in Asia, it would be fitting if the region hosted the sports fifth major.
What’s Mitt’s Foreign Policy?
While America’s Presidential Election won’t be won on foreign policy, Mitt Romney’s experience and views matter.
Arming for the Navy's Return to History
While people fight wars, they need cutting-edge weapons to prevail. Missiles seem like a good choice.
Chilling Evidence in Khmer Rouge Trial
“He described how, as a trainee, he was forced to stand and watch…”
Burma's Economic Reboot Marches On
Will currency reform bring Burma one step closer to creating a modern, stable economy?
Jacques E. C. Hymans
The Diplomat‘s Zachary Keck spoke with Jacques E. C. Hymans to discuss his new book: Achieving Nuclear Ambitions: Scientists, Politicians, and Nuclear Proliferation
Militarization of China's Civilian Leaders?
Is the PLA gaining political influence or is the civilian leadership looking more to the military for answers?
Singh Heads to NAM Summit
Singh’s trip to Iran, as well his itinerary there, is bound to upset the United States.
China's Restrained Nationalism
Chinese leaders have displayed more self-control when it comes to sovereignty issues than their counterparts in Asia.
Boyd and the U.S. Navy’s Return to History
Adapting to A2/AD challenges from the likes of China and Iran means rediscovering old skills and habits.
The Forgotten Soviet-Japanese War of 1939
From May to September 1939, the USSR and Japan fought an undeclared war involving over 100,000 troops. It may have altered world history.