Archive
September 2017
Why is China Building its Own Domestic Credit Ratings Architecture?
By Tristan Kenderdine
China has zero intention of opening more than it needs to.
Amid Climate Disasters, South Asia’s Cities Need to Focus on Resilience
By Nandan Sharalaya
Investing in resilient infrastructure does not come cheap and funding remains a key constraint.
Is the US Seventh Fleet Unprepared to Operate at Sea?
By Steven Stashwick
Japan-based ships lack same training and readiness standards as U.S.-based.
After the Doklam Standoff, China Strengthens Ties With Nepal
By Charlotte Gao
China’s foreign minister vows to elevate China-Nepal cooperative partnership to new highs
Asia's Richest Man, Jack Ma, Has Huge Ambitions for Alibaba
By Charlotte Gao
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba celebrates its 18th anniversary.
UN Security Council Adopts New Sanctions After North Korea's Sixth Nuclear Test
By Ankit Panda
The new sanctions encompass a cap on fuel exports to the rogue state.
North Korea: In Deterrence We Trust
By James M. Acton
Time to choose the less dangerous option.
Russia’s Balancing Strategy in South Asia
By Samuel Ramani
Russia’s ability to maintain cordial security partnerships with both India and Pakistan is highly beneficial for its broader geopolitical aspirations.
Where Are Indonesia-Turkey Military Ties?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
A recent engagement provided an opportunity for both sides to take stock of collaboration.
China Manufacturing 2025: Impact on Europe
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Carl Hayward.
Who Benefits From China’s Belt and Road in the Arctic?
By Marc Lanteigne
The Arctic implications of China's Belt and Road Initiative merit serious consideration.
Weibo Requires All Users to Register With Real Names by Mid-September
By Charlotte Gao
Those users who don’t register will not be able to post or comment