Archive
May 2017
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China's Mediterranean Interests and Challenges
By Andrea Ghiselli
The region is one of expanding interests and growing challenges for Beijing.
The Method in Trump's Supposed Madness
By Joseph Bosco
While the mainstream media frets about Trump's mixed messages, his style is achieving results.
China Reduces and Restructures Army
By Cal Wong
China eliminates five army corps as part of a restructuring and force reduction drive.
A Bleak Outlook: Press Freedom in Central Asia
By Casey Michel
Central Asia is but a barometer for the current state of global press freedoms.
A French Pivot to Asia?
By Cleo Paskal
Though perhaps overlooked, France has long been an Asian power and intends to remain so in the 21st century.
The Silk Roads, Past and Future
By Peter Frankopan
If China’s ambitious initiative can recapture the magic of the ancient Silk Roads, it will change the world.
US-China Rapprochement Under President Trump?
By Yun Sun
Donald Trump met Xi Jinping at last. What lies ahead for the U.S.-China relationship?
What Does China's New Aircraft Carrier Mean for the Liaoning?
By Robert Farley
China seems to be taking the same careful approach to its carrier program as Japan took during the interwar period.
Japan's Izumo Helicopter Carrier to Escort US Navy Supply Ship
By Ankit Panda
The JS Izumo will have its first deployment alongside a U.S. Navy vessel outside of exercises.
US National Security Chief Confirms No Plans to Charge South Korea for THAAD
By Ankit Panda
Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster manages the fallout from Trump's THAAD comments.
Go First and Go Nuclear: Assessing North Korea's Emerging Nuclear Strategy
By Ankit Panda
Vipin Narang explains North Korea's nuclear warfighting strategy and theory of victory.
Exploring Kathmandu’s ‘Dark Star’
By Vishal Arora
Author Rabi Thapa takes viewers on a tour of Kathmandu's tourist hotspot-cum-red light district.
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