Archive
July 2013
The Influence of Airpower Upon Asian History
All said, civilian aircraft has probably had a more transformational impact on Asia than military aircraft.
Japan Appeals to EAFF Over S. Korea’s Politically Charged Soccer Banners
Korean fans displayed anti-Japanese banners at Sunday’s East Asian Cup.
US is Encircling China with Fighter Jets and Stealth Bombers
Plus, Washington is still considering selling submarines to Taiwan. Tuesday defense links.
Karakoram Highway: China’s Treacherous Pakistan Corridor
China’s use of Pakistan’s Gwadar port depends on the rugged, unreliable Karakorum Highway.
Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP): Issues and Way Forward
The RCEP sounds good in theory, but implementation is a tall order.
Will Telangana Become India’s 29th State?
Congress is poised to make history today should it announce Telangana’s statehood.
Report on Labor Violations at Chinese Apple Supplier Mentions Plastic iPhone
Watchdog report blames worker abuses on Apple’s rush to produce a cheaper handset.
In Sri Lanka, Will Mass Grave Case Be Buried?
Evidence of torture and killing bring the president’s brother under scrutiny.
China’s Solar Industry Wins Reprieve
A partial settlement with the EU trade spat avoids catastrophe. But the industry still faces severe problems.
Hun Sen Wins Close, Flawed Cambodian Election
Hun Sen won at Cambodia’s polls – barely. Sam Rainsy has questioned the results.
Indian Princesses Win Maharaja’s $4.2 Billion Fortune on Forged Will
The Maharaja of Faridkot’s daughters have won a family fortune.
India’s First Ballistic Missile Sub to Begin Sea Trials
India will complete the nuclear triad after its first SSBN the INS Arihant, begins deterrent patrols.