Archive
January 2015
A Recession for Australia?
By Anthony Fensom
The commodities giant has had an impressive run, but the good times might be coming to an end.
Sri Lanka’s International Reset
By Kithmina V. Hewage
The election result opens the door to reforms in Sri Lanka’s foreign policy.
Australia Should Not Lose Sight of the Indo-Pacific Theater
By Philipp Ivanov
A year of crises should not divert Canberra’s attention from a vital region.
New Snowden Documents Reveal Chinese Behind F-35 Hack
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Experts have long argued that China has copied the F-35 design for its own fighter jets. Is this the proof?
Philippine Peace Pact in Peril?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Clash risks complicating fragile peace between the government and Muslim rebels.
Why 2016 Could Be a Nightmare for China
By Kerry Brown
Presidential elections in the U.S. and Taiwan could end China's period of "strategic opportunity."
A Transformative Moment in Indo-US Ties?
By Harsh V. Pant
Recent bilateral diplomacy between the United States and India is indicative of a long-term convergence.
With Obama in India, China Hosts Pakistan’s Army Chief
By Shannon Tiezzi
China pledged greater defense cooperation with its "iron brother," especially on counter-terrorism.
Did the Islamic State Just Hack Malaysia Airlines?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Embattled airline falls victim to a cyberattack by alleged ISIS-linked group.
Why the US Should Encourage Closer Sino-Indian Ties
By Franz-Stefan Gady
A "deadlocked alliance" between Beijing and New Delhi may be good news for the United States.
South Korea's Political Divisions on Display With Lee Seok-ki Case
By Steven Denney
Both the left and the right have a case in the Lee Seok-ki debate -- but both sides are overlooking crucial facts.
Why Australia Should Build Its Own Submarines (2)
By Peter Briggs
More compelling reasons why Australia should go for the indigenous option.