Archive

April 2015

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China’s Stock Bubble

China’s Stock Bubble

By Anthony Fensom
Even as its economy slows, China's stocks have been posting some astonishing gains.
Islamic State’s New Afghan Front

Islamic State’s New Afghan Front

By Javid Ahmad
The Islamic State has arrived in Afghanistan. Or has it?

Hillary’s Choices: ‘Reset’ or ‘Default’ on Foreign Policy

Hillary’s Choices: ‘Reset’ or ‘Default’ on Foreign Policy

By Mercy A. Kuo and Angelica O. Tang
Can Democrats offer a post-Obama vision for Rebalance to Asia?

China Is Now One of Indonesia's Top Ten Investors

China Is Now One of Indonesia's Top Ten Investors

By Prashanth Parameswaran
Beijing makes the cut for the first time.

Shinzo Abe’s High-Wire U.S. Visit

Shinzo Abe’s High-Wire U.S. Visit

By Bruce Klingner
Can the Japanese prime minister address the past and provide a vision for future cooperation?
4 Takeaways From the New US-Japan Defense Guidelines

4 Takeaways From the New US-Japan Defense Guidelines

By Yuki Tatsumi
What's new about the Guidelines, and what that actually means for U.S.-Japan cooperation moving forward.

Lift Off: Turkmenistan’s First Communications Satellite

By Catherine Putz
The satellite is French-built, sits in a Monaco-designated slot, and was carried up on a US-designed rocket.
South Korea Frets Over US-Japan Defense Guidelines

South Korea Frets Over US-Japan Defense Guidelines

By Tae-jun Kang
New defense guidelines for the U.S.-Japan alliance have some analysts in South Korea worried.

Nixon’s Retrospective on the Vietnam War

Nixon’s Retrospective on the Vietnam War

By Francis P. Sempa
The former president had much to say on Vietnam and the failed use of American power.

A Third Road for Xinjiang

A Third Road for Xinjiang

By David Volodzko
Xinjiang's Uyghurs must find a path between tokenism and rebeliion.

Russia’s Narrative Finds an Audience in Central Asia

Russia’s Narrative Finds an Audience in Central Asia

By Casey Michel
Unpopular elsewhere, Moscow appears to be winning friends and influencing people in the former Soviet sphere.
Japan, US Talk Okinawa, South China Sea at Ministers' Meeting

Japan, US Talk Okinawa, South China Sea at Ministers' Meeting

By Mina Pollmann
A 2+2 meeting in New York set the stage for Japanese PM Abe's visit to the U.S. What issues were on the agenda?

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