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November 2020

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Turbulent Times for Southeast Asia’s National Airlines

Turbulent Times for Southeast Asia’s National Airlines

By James Guild
Since COVID-19 brought international travel to a grinding halt, the region's airlines have been pushed to the brink of collapse.
Foot in Mouth, Mahathir’s Hate Speech Backfires – Again

Foot in Mouth, Mahathir’s Hate Speech Backfires – Again

By Luke Hunt
It’s time for the former Malaysian PM to just shut and stop scratching for cheap votes.

Are Southeast Asia’s Anti-China Nationalists Democrats?

Are Southeast Asia’s Anti-China Nationalists Democrats?

By David Hutt
Taking anti-China positions is easy for politicians in opposition. Things get more complicated once they take office.

Taiwan’s Overall Defense Concept, Explained

Taiwan’s Overall Defense Concept, Explained

By Lee Hsi-min and Eric Lee
The concept’s developer explains the asymmetric approach to Taiwan’s defense.

Tens of Thousands in Bangladesh Protest Against France

Tens of Thousands in Bangladesh Protest Against France

By Associated Press
The public outcry over drawings of the Prophet Muhammad continues to grow, even as Bangladesh’s government remains silent.
How Many People Are in China? The Government Just Started Counting.

How Many People Are in China? The Government Just Started Counting.

By Shannon Tiezzi
The once-a-decade census is now underway, and the results will have important data on China’s aging population and rural-urban divide.

Tajiks Stuck in Russia, Flights Home Cancelled

Tajiks Stuck in Russia, Flights Home Cancelled

By Catherine Putz
A pair of November 1 charter flights from Moscow to Dushanbe were cancelled.
What Is the End Game of US-China Competition?

What Is the End Game of US-China Competition?

By Andy Zelleke
Could the two sides agree on a modus vivendi? If so, what would it look like?

Attack on Afghan University Leaves 19 Dead, 22 Wounded

Attack on Afghan University Leaves 19 Dead, 22 Wounded

By Associated Press
It was the second attack on an educational institution in Kabul in as many weeks.

US-China Rivalry: Who Will Prevail?

US-China Rivalry: Who Will Prevail?

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Ambassador Alfredo Toro Hardy.

India Does Not Follow ‘Arthashastra’ in Its Foreign Policy

India Does Not Follow ‘Arthashastra’ in Its Foreign Policy

By Krzysztof Iwanek
Some believe that Indians “must” follow Kautilya, but not that Western strategy must follow Machiavelli.
Who Is South Korea Rooting for in the US Presidential Election?

Who Is South Korea Rooting for in the US Presidential Election?

By Mitch Shin
Apparently, Joe Biden is unofficially favored by South Korea, but there are serious concerns about his approach to North Korea.

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