Archive
2013
Singapore’s Little India Riot: Was Alcohol to Blame?
By J.T. Quigley
Also: Deadly train wreck in Jakarta, poverty rate declines in the Philippines.
Corruption in Cambodia?
By Peter Tan Keo
A new Transparency International report shows Cambodia has a problem. The government shouldn’t ignore it.
The Battle for Democracy in Hong Kong
By Kerry Brown
Bringing democracy to Hong Kong will help solve its local problems as well as have a positive impact on the mainland.
Hard Times for Hagel in Kabul and Islamabad
By Ankit Panda
Despite Chuck Hagel's efforts, the United States' fortunes in the AfPak region remain uncertain.
Flexible Response: The Key to Victory
By James R. Holmes
The capacity to adapt will prove crucial if the U.S. wants to compete effectively with the China and Irans of the world.
Japan Struggles With Women in the Workforce
By Justin McDonnell
Japan has one of the largest gender gaps in the world. What can it do to fix it?
China Is Surprisingly OK with South Korea's New ADIZ
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's restrained reaction to South Korea's expanded ADIZ further proves that its main concern is Japan.
New Political Possibilities in India
By Sanjay Kumar
India's regional elections mark the rise of the Aam Aadmi Party as a formidable political force.
How to Prevent Accidental Conflict in the East China Sea
By Zheng Wang
China and Japan could avoid conflict in the East China Sea by setting up a "peace zone."
Central Asian Fortune in Chinese Hands?
By Richard Ghiasy
Beijing has an opportunity to evolve its relationship with Central Asia, to the benefit of both.
Is India’s Economy ‘On The Up?’
By Ram Mashru
Recent figures have prompted optimism, but the country still has many issues to address.
No More Shark Fin Soup at CCP Banquets
By J.T. Quigley
Beijing bans controversial delicacies amid crackdown on extravagant spending.