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2019

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Japan Pins Energy Hopes on Australia

Japan Pins Energy Hopes on Australia

By Grant Wyeth
Tokyo has ambitions to become a hydrogen fueled society by 2050 and Australia is a key aspect of achieving that goal.
India’s Narendra Modi Defends Controversial Citizenship Law as National Protests Continue

India’s Narendra Modi Defends Controversial Citizenship Law as National Protests Continue

By Associated Press
As many as 23 people have been killed nationwide since the law was passed in India’s parliament.

Can Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksas Walk the Talk on Hambantota?

Can Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksas Walk the Talk on Hambantota?

By Ankit Panda
The deal by the previous government to hand over control to a Chinese firm was seen as a cautionary tale on the dangers of ‘debt trap’ diplomacy.

Play The Diplomat’s Quiz: December 22, 2019, Edition

Play The Diplomat’s Quiz: December 22, 2019, Edition

By Ankit Panda
Test your knowledge of the Asia-Pacific region with The Diplomat's weekly news quiz!

After a Smooth Election, Real Challenges Still Ahead for Uzbekistan

After a Smooth Election, Real Challenges Still Ahead for Uzbekistan

By Catherine Putz
Some voters in Tashkent have high hopes while others are more cynical that the flashy election will result in a new kind of politics.
What the Censorship of Kyrgyzstan’s Feminnale Really Means

What the Censorship of Kyrgyzstan’s Feminnale Really Means

By Colleen Wood
A feminist art exhibition in Bishkek became another episode in Kyrgyzstan’s culture wars.

Australia, China, and Bougainville’s Choices

Australia, China, and Bougainville’s Choices

By Joshua Mcdonald
As Bougainville edges nearer to independence, Australia and China play a familiar game.
Malaysia’s New Game in the South China Sea

Malaysia’s New Game in the South China Sea

By Nguyen Hong Thao
What to make of Kuala Lumpur’s new claim to an extended continental shelf in the South China Sea.

The Significance of the Recent France-India Maritime Dialogue

The Significance of the Recent France-India Maritime Dialogue

By Rupakjyoti Borah
France and India have shared maritime interests in the Indo-Pacific.

K-Pop Suicides Point to a Need for Industry Reforms

K-Pop Suicides Point to a Need for Industry Reforms

By Justin Fendos
The K-pop industry has some serious soul searching to do.

Myanmar’s ‘Rohingya’ vs ‘Bengali’ Hate Speech Debate

Myanmar’s ‘Rohingya’ vs ‘Bengali’ Hate Speech Debate

By Shafiur Rahman
A new campaign seeks to single out local media outlets that refer to the Rohingya ethnic group as “Bengalis.”
Reflections 70 Years After Leaving China for the US

Reflections 70 Years After Leaving China for the US

By Chi Wang
A story of seven decades of changes in each country and in their bilateral relationship.

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