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April 2021

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Former UN Leader Presses for ‘Strong Action’ on Myanmar

Former UN Leader Presses for ‘Strong Action’ on Myanmar

By Jennifer Peltz
Former U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon exhorted the U.N. Security Council to act immediately.
Kerry Visits Renews China-US Climate Cooperation

Kerry Visits Renews China-US Climate Cooperation

By Shannon Tiezzi
The joint statement included some welcome commitments, and held out hope for more progress in the future.

Kyrgyz President’s Promotion of Poison to Treat COVID-19 Taken Down by Facebook

Kyrgyz President’s Promotion of Poison to Treat COVID-19 Taken Down by Facebook

By Catherine Putz
Japarov's press secretary claims the president took the posts down himself, but Facebook says they were removed for being harmful "misinformation."

Managing the Military Problem of Space: The Case of India

Managing the Military Problem of Space: The Case of India

By Robert Farley
Different countries have approached the military aspects of space in different ways. Here’s India’s approach. 

Nepal’s Political Travails Continue Amid Twists

Nepal’s Political Travails Continue Amid Twists

By Arun Budhathoki
Much remains uncertain about Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli’s future. But he could spring yet another surprise.
Examining Australia’s National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security 

Examining Australia’s National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security 

By Grant Wyeth
Women and girls often suffer the effects of conflict disproportionately to men. 

China and Artificial Intelligence

China and Artificial Intelligence

By Sara Hsu
China has made technological strides in the AI field. Should that be viewed as a threat?
The US and Japan Must Lead on Climate Cooperation

The US and Japan Must Lead on Climate Cooperation

By Mary M. McCarthy and Phillip Y. Lipscy
Both countries have been criticized as climate change laggards. The Biden and Suga administrations are looking to change that perception.

The Flickering Edge of Hope: Pakistan’s LGBTQ+ Community Battles Prejudice and Discrimination

The Flickering Edge of Hope: Pakistan’s LGBTQ+ Community Battles Prejudice and Discrimination

By Saad
The beleaguered community watched neighboring India’s 2018 decriminalization of consensual homosexual relations with wistful joy.

Uzbekistan Pushing to Realize the Trans-Afghan Railroad

Uzbekistan Pushing to Realize the Trans-Afghan Railroad

By Umida Hashimova
Tashkent recently reassured Iran of its interest in the Iranian route to the sea, but Uzbekistan has more actively sought a new route through Afghanistan to Pakistani ports.

Outlook: China-US Cross-Border Investment

Outlook: China-US Cross-Border Investment

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Jean-Marc F. Blanchard.
The Domestic Politics of Suga’s China Stance

The Domestic Politics of Suga’s China Stance

By Duncan Bartlett
At the Biden-Suga summit, strong language on China, including a notable mention of Taiwan, was tempered by Suga's precarious situation at home.

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