Archive
January 2013
Did China Test its "Carrier-Killer?"
Unconfirmed reports suggest China may have recently tested its DF-21D ASBM, with DOD making an interesting declaration.
The Dollar's Limited Reprieve
Failure to raise the debt ceiling would have been catastrophic for both the U.S. and global economy. Investors should take note.
Li Na Rising With a Big Win at the 2013 Australian Open
With a win over Agnieszka Radwanska to reach the semifinal of the 2013 Australian Open, Li Na presses ahead.
North Korea Faces the Music
Pyongyang reacts with defiance as the U.N. Security Council passes a resolution condemning its recent rocket launch.
The Geopolitics of Pakistan's Shi'a Problem
The growing sectarian violence in Balochistan should be of the utmost concern to Islamabad — and the region.
Laos Finally Called Out over Xayaburi Dam
Are regional tensions over the Xayaburi Dam coming to a head?
America: The Next Energy Superpower?
This year, the U.S. will likely surpass Russia and Saudi Arabia as the largest liquids fuel producer in the world.
Don't Scrap America's Ballistic Missile Submarines
Some argue that the U.S. should eliminate its SSBNs or “boomers” to save money. Don’t listen.
China's Intelligence Reforms?
A rumored change would give Chinese leaders an alternate source of domestic intelligence.
Galaxy Note 8 Tablet Coming Soon
With some likely amazing features, Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 Tablet seems close to launch. Where is the Galaxy S4?
China Should Read Herodotus
“Fortune has smiled on China in recent decades. But then, it favored Lydia too before King Croesus squandered its gifts…”
Tensions Mount Between Japan and China
With strong words coming from both sides, Tokyo and Beijing’s spat over islands in the E. China Sea drags on.