Archive
2013
China-ASEAN Joint Development Overshadowed by South China Sea
China has made much of deals it’s signed with ASEAN. There’s less here than meets the eye.
Hoy Fong’s Sriracha Hot Sauce: How It Earned a Place Beside Ketchup and Mustard
Condiment founder went from Vietnamese refugee to humble millionaire.
Brunei Becomes First East Asian State to Adopt Sharia Law
The adoption of national Sharia law underscores the increasing Islamization of the nation
Is India Playing a Double Game in the South China Sea?
With visits to the Philippines and China this week, Delhi’s delicate balancing act was on full display.
South Korea Eyes F-35 Fighter Jets
Plus, can the U.S. build an effective Pacific strategy for the 21st Century? Thursday defense links.
Pakistan Should Accept Blame for US Drones
The evidence is overwhelming that the Pakistani government uses US drone strikes to advance its own goals.
Lumia 1520 and 2520: Nokia Enters the Phablet/Tablet Market
Fans of the Windows mobile experience have been given two powerful new devices.
The Benefits for India of a US-2 Deal with Japan
Acquiring the amphibious aircraft could facilitate a positive policy shift for Delhi.
In Defense of Drones
If terrorists must be killed, then drones are the preferred tool for doing the job.
CHOGM 2013: Challenge or Opportunity for Sri Lanka?
The government needs to seize the opportunities offered by the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Iran and Russia Expand Defense Ties
A number of recent events highlight Tehran and Moscow’s growing military cooperation.
China's Reforms Leave Labor Unions Behind
Chinese leaders may be gearing up for reforms, but don’t expect China’s only legal labor union to be one of them.