Archive
2013
Central Asia: Dim Security Prospects Ahead?
By Georgiy Voloshin
As U.S. interest in the region wanes, the prospects for Central Asia security are uncertain at best.
Japan’s Evolving Security Architecture
By Sebastian Maslow
The East Asia crisis gives Shinzo Abe the momentum to advance sweeping changes to Japan’s national security policy.
Taiwan’s Recycling Boom: A Shining Example for Asia, the World
The island nation’s commitment to recycling benefits the economy and the environment.
NGOs in Cambodia: It’s Complicated
By Helena Domashneva
Although NGOs in Cambodia make a strong positive impact, their presence is not without controversy.
Paul Walker’s Charity, ROWW, Was Among Haiyan First Responders
By J.T. Quigley
Also: Thai police chief to crack down on leakers, AirAsia top LCC at travel awards.
No, China's Not Privatizing Health Care
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's latest health care reforms aren't as revolutionary as they first seemed.
North Korea Resumes Construction at Tonghae Missile Launch Site
By Ankit Panda
A new analysis of satellite imagery suggests that the DPRK took steps to reinvigorate its launch site at Tonghae.
Tehelka Founder Tarun Tejpal's Rape Controversy Shocks India
By Sanjay Kumar
Tarun Tejpal's fall from grace reverberates across Indian society.
China Responds to Indian President's Visit to Disputed State
By Ankit Panda
China's state-run news agency condemned Pranab Mukherjee's visit to Arunachal Pradesh over the weekend.
How India-Vietnam Strategic Ties Are Mutually Beneficial
By Carl Thayer
Vietnam’s defense relations with India lessen its near total defense dependency on Russia.
The UK's China Experiment
By Shannon Tiezzi
South Korea to Expand Its Air Defense Identification Zone
By Zachary Keck
Following the creation of the East China Sea ADIZ, Seoul is planning on expanding the territory its own ADIZ covers.