January 2013

Question: Is it better to be feared or loved when combating an insurgency?

While growth globally may not be ideal, Asia’s rise as an economic giant looks sure to continue.

Some are suggesting Britain could once again be a player in Asia’s security landscape.

With Western economies facing serious challenges, regional cooperation, greater intra-Asia trade and development will define the region’s future.

A sanctuary devoted to bears rescued from bile farms has won a reprieve from the government.

iPad 5 and a slew of updated Apple products could be in the cards.

Recent events demonstrate why India must craft a wholly different strategy to deal with Pakistan

Abe has moved quickly in passing measures to grow Japan’s economy. Can he turn things around?

With conflict raging on China’s borders with Myanmar, Beijing weighs the possible influx of refugees.

Although voters in at least four ASEAN countries will go to the polls this year, don’t expect much change.

This month the government of Najib Razak broke with precedent by allowing the opposition to stage a rally as election season kicks into gear.

Given the advancing capabilities of China’s anti-access forces, questions of diffusion and proliferation bear consideration.