Archive
June 2013
Summit Success: More Than Just Being First in Line
The weekend’s Xi-Obama summit may be an example for Japanese leaders overly hasty to meet a U.S. president.
India and the BRICS Bank
The prospect of a BRICS bank has merits for New Delhi. But it also has some potential downsides.
Why Did North Korea “Cave” On Talks With South?
After repeatedly rejecting South Korea’s proposals to hold government-level talks, Pyongyang has reversed itself. Why?
Help Wanted: Who Will Run U.S. China Policy?
With National Security Adviser Tom Donilon leaving, who will be President Obama’s point person on China?
The US Should Hope China “Wins” the Iraq War
The U.S. stands to benefit more than any country except Iraq itself from China’s investment in Baghdad’s oil.
Spear Phishing: How Non-Nerds Hack
While not as “sexy” as sophisticated strikes like Stuxnet, less skilled hackers can be highly effective.
Russia’s New ICBM… A Missile Defense Killer?
Plus, following new military agreements with Japan, India strengthens defense ties with Thailand and Australia.
BlackBerry Q10 Availability: Verizon, AT&T & Sprint
The BlackBerry Q10 looks both unique and powerful. We offer an overview and availability details.
U.S.-China Relations: Stop Striving For “Trust”
The price of achieving trust in the bilateral relationship may be too high.
U.S.-China Summit a Chance for U.S. to Express Concerns to China
Obama should use the meet to raise issues of bullying, cyber espionage and IP theft.
China to Build Larger, Alternative Panama Canal
Plus China may own the world’s top supercomputer. Friday China links.
The U.S. Drops the Ball on First Lady Diplomacy
Michelle Obama’s absence at the Xi-Obama summit is perplexing… and troubling.