Archive
May 2013
Syria, Chemical Weapons and the Burden of Proof
Some see problems with the evidence that many are citing as proof Syria used chemical weapons.
Does Putin Have a Kuril Islands Plan?
Could a 50/50 split of disputed islands bring an end to Japan and Russia’s conflicting claims?
Divorce: One Way to Avoid China's New Real Estate Restrictions
“Shanghai’s Zhabei District center issued a record 53 divorces in a single day.”
Asia's Rising Economic Star: The Philippines?
As the IMF cut its growth forecasts for China, Taiwan, India, and others one nation continues to impress.
Could New SSBN Program "Sink" U.S. Navy?
Could the purchase of new SSBN’s reduce the size of America’s fleet to dangerously small numbers?
America and the South China Sea Challenge
America must make hard choices and put forth the effort necessary to ensure that the S. China Sea remains peaceful in 2013 and beyond.
Tablet Faceoff: Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 vs. iPad Mini
Samsung and Apple provide some interesting choices. Which would you select?
North Korea Sentences American Citizen to 15 Years Hard Labor
North Korea’s motives for sentencing Kenneth Bae to 15 years of hard labor remain unclear.
ASEAN Summit in Brunei Finds More Common Ground
S. China Sea claims and the ASEAN Economic Community were key issues at the recent ASEAN summit.
Afghan Rockers Kabul Dreams Spread a Message of Hope
Kabul Dreams, Afghanistan’s first rock band, point to a major shift among the nation’s youth.
Iron Man 3 Smashes Box Office Record in China
Iron Man 3 is already making history in China with the highest opening day grossing in the country’s history.
Mount Fuji to Become a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Mt. Fuji, Japan’s most iconic peak, will likely become the nation’s 17th UNESCO World Heritage site.