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2019

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China’s Dominance on Display in the South China Sea

China’s Dominance on Display in the South China Sea

By Trinh Le
Beijing’s repeated provocative actions in the South China Sea leaves the region worse off.
Kyrgyzstan Attempts to Isolate Local Islam

Kyrgyzstan Attempts to Isolate Local Islam

By Elmurat Ashiraliev
Kyrgyz authorities profess a separation of state and religion while also paradoxically preferring one version of Islam.

Indonesia Aims for Fastest Growth of Jokowi’s Term

Indonesia Aims for Fastest Growth of Jokowi’s Term

By Ian Morse
Can Indonesia’s president balance the resource-rich investment boom with more equitable development?

Nearly 3 Years Later, Nepal Contends With the Consequences of Indian Demonetization

Nearly 3 Years Later, Nepal Contends With the Consequences of Indian Demonetization

By Sumesh Shiwakoty
What’s going on with the demonetized Indian currency sitting in Nepal?

US Official Express Hope for End to South Korea-Japan Disputes

US Official Express Hope for End to South Korea-Japan Disputes

By Ankit Panda
South Korea's pullback from a 2016 intelligence sharing agreement will have consequences for U.S. interests, the official said.

A Conversation on the Mekong and a Changing Southeast Asia

By Luke Hunt
Luke Hunt speaks to Milton Osborne about the threat to the Mekong River amid a changing environment in the subregion.

Amid the India-Pakistan Kashmir Crisis, What’s the Future of the Kartarpur Corridor?

Amid the India-Pakistan Kashmir Crisis, What’s the Future of the Kartarpur Corridor?

By Umair Jamal
Is the Kartarpur corridor doomed?
The Truth About Cambodia’s So-Called Corruption Crackdown

The Truth About Cambodia’s So-Called Corruption Crackdown

By David Hutt
Efforts to root out corruption in the country are likely to run once again into familiar realities.

New Frigate Upgrade Deal Puts South Korea-Philippines Military Ties Into Focus

New Frigate Upgrade Deal Puts South Korea-Philippines Military Ties Into Focus

By Prashanth Parameswaran
The contract announcement highlighted ongoing defense collaboration between the two sides.

What Really Caused the Violence of Partition?

What Really Caused the Violence of Partition?

By Guneeta Singh Bhalla
Neighbors didn’t kill neighbors in 1947. Contested Partition histories need a revisit, now more than ever.

The Transpacific Experiment: California in US-China Relations

The Transpacific Experiment: California in US-China Relations

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Matt Sheehan.
What’s Behind the Rising US-Southeast Asia Coast Guard Cooperation?

What’s Behind the Rising US-Southeast Asia Coast Guard Cooperation?

By Prashanth Parameswaran
A closer look at a significant trend and its potential implications for Indo-Pacific security.

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