Archive
July 2015
Debating China Policy: High Stakes, Hard Choices
By Mercy A. Kuo and Angelica O. Tang
Insights from Patrick Chovanec
Uyghur Terrorism: A Misnomer?
By Angela Poh
Conflating domestic protest with international terrorism is unhelpful.
India, Myanmar Eye Future Defense Cooperation
By Prashanth Parameswaran
A recent visit by Myanmar’s military chief suggests the future promise of defense ties.
Is the Philippines’ Military Modernization Dead in the Water?
By Dr. Renato Cruz de Castro
The program seems to be losing steam under the Aquino administration.
How the US Outplayed China in the South China Sea
By Van Jackson
A recent move by the U.S. Pacific Command is a good example of what Washington should do.
Cambodia: A New South China Sea Mediator Between China and ASEAN?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
A recent suggestion by the country’s foreign minister is a rather curious one.
Uyghur Issues Cast Pall Over Turkey-China Relations
By Shannon Tiezzi
Just as Turkish President Erdogan heads to Beijing, Uyghur issues are causing anger in the bilateral relationship.
China Versus the Lawyers
By Shannon Tiezzi
China champions the rule of law, even while cracking down on lawyers.
Australia and US Conclude Major Military Exercise in Pacific Region
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The message of ‘Talisman Sabre’ was clear: Back off China!
Asia’s New Geopolitics Takes Shape Around India, Japan, and Australia
By Harsh V. Pant
Japan, India, and Australia will be instrumental in determining Asia's fate in the 21st century.
The ‘Unfinished War’ Against Sri Lanka’s Tamils
By Taylor Dibbert
A new report details torture and sexual abuses in Sri Lanka -- in the post-war period.
After Modi's Visit, Is Central Asia Open for Indian Business?
By Sameer Patil
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Central Asia is an important moment for Indian business to increase its presence in the region.