Archive
April 2015
In Germany, Modi Pitches 'Make in India'
By Jack Detsch
Will the Indian prime minister's “Make in India” message resonate in Europe’s biggest industrial power?
Shades of Grey in Afghanistan: A Conversation with James Creighton
By Ankit Panda
Ankit Panda speaks to Col. James L. Creighton (U.S. Army, Ret.) about his experiences working with an Afghan warlord.
Campbell: The History of the 21st Century Will Be Written in Asia
By Catherine Putz
The greatest challenge for American leaders is finding the “wit and wisdom” to focus more attention on the Asia-Pacific.
After 5 Years, Japan, South Korea Hold Security Dialogue
By Ankit Panda
The defense and foreign ministers of South Korea and Japan met for a "two-plus-two" dialogue for the first time in five years.
What is the Future of Naval Warfare?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
A new report attempts to shed light on how precision-guided weapons will impact future maritime battles.
US Navy to Deploy Underwater Drones by the End of 2015
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Will this be a game changer for undersea warfare?
Why Is Central Asia Excited About the Iran Deal?
By Catherine Putz
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan in particular are keen to see progress in the negotiations between Iran and the P5+1.
The Diplomat Seeks Writer for Southeast Asia/ASEAN Affairs
Can the US and China Save the World?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Beijing and Washington are seeking increased clean energy cooperation in a bid to fight climate change.
Has Islamic State Infiltrated Malaysia’s Military?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Around 70 army personnel have reportedly been involved with the militant group.
China’s Soft Power Obsession
By Xie Tao
China needs to rethink its quest for soft power.
The JET Program and the US-Japan Relationship
By Emily T. Metzgar
Alumni of the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program are an important part of bilateral ties.