Archive
April 2014
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The Indian Mujahideen are Leaderless
By Ankit Panda
The entire top leadership of the Indian Mujahideen, a home-grown terror group, has been arrested.
Koll: Japan Economic Recovery on Track
By Anthony Fensom
As Japan moves to a higher sales tax, The Diplomat speaks with Tokyo-based economist Jesper Koll.
Undermine Russia From Within
By Zachary Keck
Turning Russian public opinion against Vladimir Putin should be the goal. Here's how to do it.
Can the Australian Military Think Out Loud?
By Julia Terreu
The ADF needs to engage intellectually, on topics from the future of war to gender issues.
Protests Won’t Undermine Taiwan’s Reputation
By Michal Thim
Claims that the Sunflower Movement will hurt Taiwan’s ability to join regional trade pacts are misguided.
The New (and Dangerous) Normal in Korea
By Zachary Keck
South Korea will no longer exercise restraint in responding to the North's provocations.
Academia Embraces Reality?
By James R. Holmes
Younger academics seem to be more comfortable with pragmatism than their forbearers.
The Philippines' UNCLOS Claim and the PR Battle Against China
By Shannon Tiezzi
Manila submitting its disputes with China to UNCLOS arbitration is part of a larger battle for international opinion.
Hagel: Pentagon 'Will Maintain Approach of Restraint' in Cyberspace
By Shannon Tiezzi
Hagel's remarks supporting the National Security Agency will do little to ease international tensions over cyber-space.
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