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2020

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It’s Time for an International Human Rights Alliance to Defend Democracy

It’s Time for an International Human Rights Alliance to Defend Democracy

By Times Wang and Jianli Yang
By now, the need for principled solidarity in the face of the PRC’s abuses should be obvious.
Did China Join COVAX to Counter or Promote Vaccine Nationalism?

Did China Join COVAX to Counter or Promote Vaccine Nationalism?

By Hemant Adlakha
China has finally announced its membership in the WHO’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution alliance. What took so long?

US Aid Pledge to Pro-Taiwan Solomon Islands Province Raises Eyebrows

US Aid Pledge to Pro-Taiwan Solomon Islands Province Raises Eyebrows

By Joshua Mcdonald
The $25 million in aid to Malaita has sparked concerns that Washington is aid for geopolitical gain vis-a-vis China.

US Touts Uncertain Plan to Put Hypersonic Missiles on Destroyers

US Touts Uncertain Plan to Put Hypersonic Missiles on Destroyers

By Steven Stashwick
The national security advisor says all three variants of Arleigh Burke destroyers will get new missiles.

29 Years on, Landmark Peace Accord Charts Deep Divides in Cambodia

29 Years on, Landmark Peace Accord Charts Deep Divides in Cambodia

By Sebastian Strangio
The legacy of the 1991 Paris Peace Agreements, which aimed to bring the country peace and democracy, remains deeply contested.
Goldman Sachs Subsidiary Pleads to US Charges in 1MDB Probe

Goldman Sachs Subsidiary Pleads to US Charges in 1MDB Probe

By Associated Press
Prosecutors alleged that bond sales organized by Goldman Sachs helped enable the pilfering of the Malaysian sovereign wealth fund.

Mind the Gap: How Southeast Asia Can Make the AI Leap

Mind the Gap: How Southeast Asia Can Make the AI Leap

By Mark Manantan
Artificial Intelligence technology holds out huge potential benefits for ASEAN – if the region can close some crucial shortfalls.
The Beginning of the End of Kem Sokha’s Ordeal in Cambodia?

The Beginning of the End of Kem Sokha’s Ordeal in Cambodia?

By David Hutt
In recent weeks, Prime Minister Hun Sen has softened his stance toward his main political rival. As usual, there is more than meets the eye.

Amid US Criticisms, China Offers Mekong Nations Access to Crucial River Data

Amid US Criticisms, China Offers Mekong Nations Access to Crucial River Data

By Sebastian Strangio
The move is a welcome development for downstream nations, but only underlines China's strategic hold over the crucial waterway.

Hypersonic Missiles For All US Destroyers?

Hypersonic Missiles For All US Destroyers?

By Robert Farley
U.S. National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien this week announced a plan to equip an array of ships with hypersonic missiles.

Fighting Deforestation in Sri Lanka

Fighting Deforestation in Sri Lanka

By Savithri Sellapperumage
Can Sri Lanka live up to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's environmental commitments?
The Lost World of the Lords of the Sky

The Lost World of the Lords of the Sky

By Robert Bociaga 
The tangled history of Shan State reveals the broken promises of a federal, truly democratic Myanmar.

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