Archive
2013
China Inc. and the CFIUS National Security Review
By Ziad Haider
Some significant Chinese deals in the U.S. have been blocked. Is China being unfairly treated?
Iconic Bruce Lee Memorabilia on Hong Kong Auction Block
By J.T. Quigley
Kung Fu superstar’s yellow jump suit and matching nunchuks among 14 items for sale.
China’s SCO Challenges
By Dirk van der Kley
Despite a strong speech from Li Keqiang, practical cooperation within the organization remains elusive.
Korea-Canada Free Trade: The Thaw Begins
By Hugh Stephens
A number of obstacles to a free trade agreement remain on both sides, but there is growing incentive to overcome them.
China Increases Purchases of LNG on Spot Market
By Nick Cunningham
Responding to a growing pollution crisis, China is becoming a bigger player in the LNG market.
Humans Aren’t at the Top of the Food Chain... Yet
By J.T. Quigley
But we’re climbing higher, as a study finds us consuming more meat than ever before, aided by China and India.
Why the US Shouldn’t Nuke Iran
By Zachary Keck
Congressman Duncan Hunter wants to use nuclear weapons against Iran. That's irresponsible and should be repudiated.
Can Indonesia Lead ASEAN?
By Brad Nelson
The bloc continues to be hamstrung by a lack of leadership. Could Indonesia step up?
Indonesian Men Freed after Allegedly Killing, Eating Orangutan
By J.T. Quigley
Also: Thai protestors trade banners for brooms, nearly 20k evacuated in Malaysian floods.
China and Japan: Uprating National Security
By Trefor Moss
Both countries are trying to centralize security decision-making. Could this help avoid a clash?
Comparing China's Border Agreement with India and the ADIZ
By Ankit Panda
Both developments came in late 2013 and yield important lessons about China's preferences in border disputes.
Huawei Officially Gives Up On The US Market
By Shannon Tiezzi
Pushed out by security concerns, Huawei is abandoning the U.S. market — and won't even miss it.