Archive
January 2013
Apple's iPhone 6: Where it Could End Up, What We've Heard
iPhone 6, the next rumored cell phone creation by Apple, may be landing on China Mobile.
Pakistan's Next Generation of Political Leaders
A youth bulge is being accompanied by the emergence of young politicians from old political families. Can they gain power?
Thailand Introduces Nationwide Minimum Wage
On January 1st, Thailand introduced a minimum wage — to a chorus of debate on its effects.
Vietnam Jails More Bloggers
Many Vietnamese increasingly rely on bloggers for information. Recent events could be cause for concern.
Is Environmentally Sustainable Economic Growth Possible in China?
If the correct policies are implemented, economic growth and a protected environment are possible.
World War II: No Model for Contemporary U.S. Strategy
“If the United States wants to remain a balancer in Eurasia, better to do it from forward staging bases…”
The Next Oil?: Rare Earth Metals
Rare earth metals are quickly becoming the next important strategic resource. For many countries in Asia, the stakes are big.
In 2005 Letter, Hagel Asked UN Chief to Condemn Iran's "Anti-Semitism"
Despite being called an anti-Semite, past actions may prove otherwise.
The Forces that Divide
Right wing groups on both sides cannot be allowed to continue holding the future hostage for India and Pakistan.
Japanese Automakers Hope For Better Year in China
Tensions between Japan and China resulted in lean times for Japanese automakers. Can they bounce back?
"Cricket Diplomacy" for India and Pakistan
Pakistan’s cricket team returned home from India to a heroes’ welcome. Could a rematch take place in Pakistan?