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April 2015

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With AIIB, US Shot Itself in the Foot on Indian Infrastructure

With AIIB, US Shot Itself in the Foot on Indian Infrastructure

By Raymond E. Vickery, Jr and Michael Kugelman
The United States' reaction to China's AIIB will be a setback for its cooperation with India. It's not too late to fix this.
Shinzo Abe’s Ill-Timed Speech

Shinzo Abe’s Ill-Timed Speech

By Edward Jackfert
Addressing the U.S. Congress on Hirohito’s birthday is an insult to Pacific War veterans.

How China Uses its Cyber Power for Internal Security

How China Uses its Cyber Power for Internal Security

By Greg Austin
This is the first in a series of 5 articles discussing IT as a means to solidify Communist Party rule in the country.

Remembering the Indians of Gallipoli

Remembering the Indians of Gallipoli

By Ankit Panda
Plus, U.S.-Japan defense guidelines, North Korea's nuclear program, and the best kept secret of defense analysis.

In Nepal Earthquake's Aftermath, India and China Respond

In Nepal Earthquake's Aftermath, India and China Respond

By Ankit Panda
Both India and China have reacted swiftly to Nepal's calls for assistance after an 8.1 magnitude earthquake on Saturday.
Nepal Quake: Governance Matters

Nepal Quake: Governance Matters

By Alyssa Ayres
"A major part of Nepal’s vulnerability to earthquake disaster lies in poor infrastructure governance."

Nepal Hit By Powerful 7.8 Magnitude Earthquake, Death Toll Approaches 900

Nepal Hit By Powerful 7.8 Magnitude Earthquake, Death Toll Approaches 900

By Stephen Groves
On Saturday, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, doing considerable damage and claiming hundreds of lives.
Philippines and Vietnam Rapidly Building Strategic Partnership

Philippines and Vietnam Rapidly Building Strategic Partnership

By Joshua Kurlantzick
A strategic partnership will be formalized in the coming weeks, according to local media.

The Anti-Corruption Drive and Risk of Policy Paralysis in China

The Anti-Corruption Drive and Risk of Policy Paralysis in China

By Yanzhong Huang
Could the anti-corruption drive be encouraging government inaction?

Geography and World Power at 100

Geography and World Power at 100

By Francis P. Sempa
An important work of geopolitics was written 100 years ago.

Working With General Abdul Rashid Dostum

Working With General Abdul Rashid Dostum

By Sultan Faizy
The first vice president of Afghanistan is emerging as a major political figure, according to his media advisor.
The One Thing Geeky Defense Analysts Never Talk About

The One Thing Geeky Defense Analysts Never Talk About

By Franz-Stefan Gady
As George Orwell said, 'To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle.'

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