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2019

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The Cruel Fate of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor in China

The Cruel Fate of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor in China

By Peter Humphrey
A firsthand account of what life in Chinese detention is like for a foreigner on politically motivated charges.
A Manufacturing Exodus in China—Fact or Fiction?

A Manufacturing Exodus in China—Fact or Fiction?

By Dingding Chen
Is China scrambling to stem a manufacturing exodus as the trade war continues?

Can Pakistan Comply With the FATF’s Demands on Convicting the Members of Banned Groups?

Can Pakistan Comply With the FATF’s Demands on Convicting the Members of Banned Groups?

By Umair Jamal
The FATF wants Pakistan to convict members of banned outfits. Can Pakistan comply?

US-China Trade War: Impact on Capital Markets and Commodities

US-China Trade War: Impact on Capital Markets and Commodities

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Dimitri Zabelin.

When ‘Chinese People’s Feelings’ are the Only Feelings That Matter

When ‘Chinese People’s Feelings’ are the Only Feelings That Matter

By Jo Kim
The downside of China’s nationalist campaign is looming ever-larger.
Suu Kyi’s Hague Appearance: Minding Myanmar’s Domestic Political Dynamics in the ICJ Genocide Case

Suu Kyi’s Hague Appearance: Minding Myanmar’s Domestic Political Dynamics in the ICJ Genocide Case

By Prashanth Parameswaran
While much of the focus may be on her international image, it will be important to consider the domestic political dynamics at play in Myanmar as well.  

Deadly Fire Highlights India’s Thousands of Illegal Factories

Deadly Fire Highlights India’s Thousands of Illegal Factories

By Associated Press
At least 43 people were killed in the fire, drawing attention to unsafe conditions in the illegal workshops.
Atambayev’s Allies Face Long Sentences as Corruption Trials Close

Atambayev’s Allies Face Long Sentences as Corruption Trials Close

By Catherine Putz
There’s no shortage of corruption to dig into in Kyrgyzstan, but the pursuit of justice is often directed by politics.

Malaysia Kicks off Polio Vaccination Campaign After First Case in 27 Years

Malaysia Kicks off Polio Vaccination Campaign After First Case in 27 Years

By Associated Press
Malaysia begins campaign in a rural town on Borneo after the highly infectious virus was detected in a 3-month-old boy.

Why the New US-Singapore Guam Fighter Training Detachment Pact Matters

Why the New US-Singapore Guam Fighter Training Detachment Pact Matters

By Prashanth Parameswaran
The pact constitutes yet another boost for the U.S.-Singapore defense relationship in spite of wider challenges that remain for ties.  

How India and Japan Zoomed in on Northeast India

How India and Japan Zoomed in on Northeast India

By Rupakjyoti Borah
India's Northeast brings Japan's "Free and Open Indo-Pacific" strategy and India's "Act East" strategies together.
Understanding Maharashtra’s Political Game of Thrones

Understanding Maharashtra’s Political Game of Thrones

By Siddharthya Roy
Betrayal, chaos, and intrigue colored Maharashtra's latest bout of state political drama.

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