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March 2020

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India Plans to Augment Presence in Myanmar’s Troubled Rakhine State

India Plans to Augment Presence in Myanmar’s Troubled Rakhine State

By StoriesAsia
India is taking more direct stake in Myanmar’s Rakhine State.
Will the 2021 Tokyo Olympics Become the Spring Games?

Will the 2021 Tokyo Olympics Become the Spring Games?

By Associated Press
The historic postponement of the 2020 Olympics gives Tokyo a new opportunity.

What Does Myanmar’s New Arakan Army Terrorist Designation Mean for the Country’s Security?

What Does Myanmar’s New Arakan Army Terrorist Designation Mean for the Country’s Security?

By Prashanth Parameswaran
The move puts the focus on Naypyidaw’s approach to the group and the situation in Rakhine state amid wider political and security developments.

Atambayev Trial Begins With Postponement

Atambayev Trial Begins With Postponement

By Catherine Putz
Just as it was finally beginning, the trial of Almazbek Atambayev was postponed.

Does Cambodia’s Coronavirus Bailout Really Add Up?

Does Cambodia’s Coronavirus Bailout Really Add Up?

By David Hutt
The proposed solution deserves scrutiny.
Philippines: Communist Rebels Declare Ceasefire Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Philippines: Communist Rebels Declare Ceasefire Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

By Associated Press
Communist guerrillas said Wednesday they would observe a cease-fire in compliance with the U.N. chief's call for a global halt in armed clashes during the coronavirus pandemic.

Sociocultural and Religious Factors Complicate India’s COVID-19 Response

Sociocultural and Religious Factors Complicate India’s COVID-19 Response

By Mufsin P. P. and Muhsin P.  P.
Ensuring awareness and dispelling pseudoscientific practices is a necessity for India to confront the coronavirus.
Afghan Officials Say 25 Killed in Kabul Attack on Sikhs

Afghan Officials Say 25 Killed in Kabul Attack on Sikhs

By Associated Press
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Going to ‘War’ Against Coronavirus

Going to ‘War’ Against Coronavirus

By Paul Kreitman
Lessons in home front mobilization from war-time East Asia.

China’s Mask Diplomacy

China’s Mask Diplomacy

By Brian Wong
By shipping medical supplies to European countries, China is seeking to boost its image as a responsible global leader.

US Marine Corps Unveils Transformation Plan Focused on China

US Marine Corps Unveils Transformation Plan Focused on China

By Steven Stashwick
The plan will cut tanks and other traditional weapons to make room for new anti-ship missions.
COVID-19 and Protests Need Not Cripple Tourism-Heavy Hong Kong

COVID-19 and Protests Need Not Cripple Tourism-Heavy Hong Kong

By Jason Hung
The city is well-positioned to weather both challenges, but it will take innovative policy thinking.

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