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2014

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Malaysia, US Spar Over Human Rights

By Prashanth Parameswaran
Malaysia summons U.S. envoy after a week of criticism for its tarnished human rights record
Indonesia: A Potential Leader in the Indian Ocean

Indonesia: A Potential Leader in the Indian Ocean

By Awidya Santikajaya
Indonesia is well placed to play a leading role in developing a better regional architecture for the Indian Ocean.

Interview: Nina Hachigian

Interview: Nina Hachigian

By James Pach
Recently appointed U.S. Ambassador to ASEAN Nina Hachigian speaks to The Diplomat following the U.S.-ASEAN Summit.

In 2015, A Milestone for Indian Literature

In 2015, A Milestone for Indian Literature

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
A new philanthropic initiative may reintroduce Indian classical literature to the masses.

China Sets Economic Reform Targets for 2015

China Sets Economic Reform Targets for 2015

By Shannon Tiezzi
The Central Economic Work Conference gave an overview of China's economic goals for 2015. Topping the agenda: reform.
Afghan President Condemns CIA's Use of 'Inhumane Torture'

Afghan President Condemns CIA's Use of 'Inhumane Torture'

By Ankit Panda
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani joined a growing chorus of global leaders in condemning the United States' use of torture.

Is the US Navy’s New Ray Gun a Good Idea?

Is the US Navy’s New Ray Gun a Good Idea?

By John W. Traphagan
The U.S. Navy's new laser weaponry is a powerful deterrent to would-be foes, but its low cost of use is worrisome.
India and Russia Sign Agreements on Defense, Energy

India and Russia Sign Agreements on Defense, Energy

By Ankit Panda
Modi used Putin's trip to New Delhi to emphasize India's continued commitment to Russia.

Hong Kong's 'Occupy Central' Draws to a Close

Hong Kong's 'Occupy Central' Draws to a Close

By Shannon Tiezzi
Hong Kong police cleared out the central protest site at Admiralty, essentially ending two months of student protests.

South Africa and the Allure of Chinese Investment

South Africa and the Allure of Chinese Investment

By Narayani Basu
Despite worries about his country’s dependence on Chinese largesse, Jacob Zuma signs some major deals on a recent visit.

India and Vietnam Advance Their Strategic Partnership

India and Vietnam Advance Their Strategic Partnership

By Carl Thayer
India and Vietnam are expanding their strategic partnership from energy and trade to defense and space -- and beyond.
Strategy Is a Habit

Strategy Is a Habit

By James R. Holmes
In training a new generation of strategists, its best worth recalling Aristotle's sage advice: strategy is a habit.

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