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2014

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A Solution for Afghanistan’s Opium Crisis?

A Solution for Afghanistan’s Opium Crisis?

By Sohrab Rahmaty
Efforts to eradicate the country’s opium production have failed. Time for a new solution.
The Modi Doctrine for the Indo-Pacific Maritime Region

The Modi Doctrine for the Indo-Pacific Maritime Region

By Patrick M. Cronin and Darshana M. Baruah
India's PM has wasted no time pursuing a new maritime doctrine in the Indian Ocean and beyond.

A 'Global Network of Partnerships' With Chinese Characteristics?

A 'Global Network of Partnerships' With Chinese Characteristics?

By Ankit Panda
Is Xi Jinping really about untether Chinese foreign policy from long-standing CCP guidelines?

Top US General: North Korea is Making Progress on Asymmetric Capabilities

Top US General: North Korea is Making Progress on Asymmetric Capabilities

By Ankit Panda
The commander of U.S. Forces Korea highlighted North Korea's progress in developing asymmetric military capabilities.

Xi Jinping's Evolution of Chinese Grand Strategy

Xi Jinping's Evolution of Chinese Grand Strategy

By Dingding Chen
A more confident China will continue to seek regional and global leadership while firmly defending its core national interests.
Vietnam’s Navy Crosses the Line

Vietnam’s Navy Crosses the Line

By Carl Thayer
Vietnam is stepping up its defense cooperation, particularly on maritime issues, with friends near and far.

Japan Takes Another Step in Building Marine Force

By Ricky Hough
An announcement that it would be procuring the MV-22 Osprey adds another element to a future amphibious marine force.
Why China Should Conclude a Code of Conduct with ASEAN

Why China Should Conclude a Code of Conduct with ASEAN

By Thuc D. Pham
There a number of reasons why Beijing should complete an ASEAN-China COC for the South China Sea.

Will China’s Internet Finally Open to the World?

Will China’s Internet Finally Open to the World?

By Lotus Yang Ruan
China claims its Internet will be multilateral, democratic, and transparent, but attacks on teachers suggest otherwise.

How Hong Kong's Protests Swayed Taiwan's Elections

How Hong Kong's Protests Swayed Taiwan's Elections

By Kerry Brown
After watching protests in Hong Kong, Taiwanese are more hesitant about the KMT's policy of warming cross-strait ties.

Opposition DPP Wins Big in Taiwan Elections

Opposition DPP Wins Big in Taiwan Elections

By Shannon Tiezzi
Taiwan's opposition party routed the ruling KMT in local elections held on November 29.
China and the Korean DMZ World Peace Park

China and the Korean DMZ World Peace Park

By Jin Kai
China supports the DMZ Peace Park project in general, but is unlikely to become deeply involved.

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