Archive

May 2016

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Auckland's Skyrocketing Housing Prices Are More Than a Demand Problem

Auckland's Skyrocketing Housing Prices Are More Than a Demand Problem

By Grant Wyeth
There are strong policy encouragements to restrict supply, contributing to skyrocketing prices.
Why Obama Blinked on Rights in Vietnam

Why Obama Blinked on Rights in Vietnam

By Shawn W. Crispin
The administration has rewarded one the region's least democratic regimes without much progress on rights to show for it.

Ban Ki-moon Keeps Presidential Option Open

Ban Ki-moon Keeps Presidential Option Open

By Elaine Ramirez
The UN secretary general leaves the door open for a presidential run in 2017.

China Wary as Obama Permits US Arms Sales to Vietnam

China Wary as Obama Permits US Arms Sales to Vietnam

By Peter Bittner
The Chinese government had choice words for Obama after his recent trip to Vietnam.

Prime Minister: Vietnam Won’t Pursue Military Buildup in the South China Sea

Prime Minister: Vietnam Won’t Pursue Military Buildup in the South China Sea

By Franz-Stefan Gady
Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said that Vietnam will not pursue a military buildup in the South China.
Killing Mullah Mansour Might Have Been All About the Haqqani Network

Killing Mullah Mansour Might Have Been All About the Haqqani Network

By Umair Jamal
For the new leadership of the Afghan Taliban, the peace process won't even be a back-burner issue.

Did India Hide a Failed Supersonic Missile Test?

Did India Hide a Failed Supersonic Missile Test?

By Franz-Stefan Gady
Despite reports to the contrary, the test of an Indian ballistic missile defense system apparently was a failure.
India Must Reform Its Foreign Policy Establishment

India Must Reform Its Foreign Policy Establishment

By Mohamed Zeeshan
To create continuity, India needs an overhaul of its foreign policy bureaucracy.

Tsai Ing-wen: A New Type of Female Leader in Asia

Tsai Ing-wen: A New Type of Female Leader in Asia

By Andreea Brînză
Unlike other female political leaders in Asia, Tsai does not belong to a political dynasty.

Afghanistan’s Growing Unrest: Implications for India’s Security

Afghanistan’s Growing Unrest: Implications for India’s Security

By Akanksha Narain
"India cannot be a spectator as chaos ensues in Afghanistan, for it will not be safe from the spillover."

As India Melts Under Record Heat, Modi Government Springs Into Action

As India Melts Under Record Heat, Modi Government Springs Into Action

By Padmapriya Govindarajan
As India melts under record temperatures, Modi scrambles to head off a major drought.
China and the Mekong: The Floodgates of Power

China and the Mekong: The Floodgates of Power

By Cal Wong
China now has a chokehold on the Mekong River, the lifeline for the Indochina peninsula.

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