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2021

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RCEP Will Drive ASEAN Economic Recovery

RCEP Will Drive ASEAN Economic Recovery

By Sithanonxay Suvannaphakdy
On January 1, 2022, RCEP will take effect and should serve as a key engine of trade and economic recovery for the entire region.
The Solomon Islands Crisis Shows America Needs a New Pacific Strategy

The Solomon Islands Crisis Shows America Needs a New Pacific Strategy

By Alexander B. Gray and Cleo Paskal
The U.S. has been largely subcontracting its foreign policy for many Pacific Islands to Australia and New Zealand. That needs to change.

The Problem With CAATSA

The Problem With CAATSA

By Mukesh Aghi and Vikram Mahajan
The U.S. government has many reasons to grant India a waiver for its purchases of Russian defense equipment.

Anti-India Militancy Returns to Srinagar

Anti-India Militancy Returns to Srinagar

By Sudha Ramachandran
An attack on a bus carrying police personnel that left three dead reaffirms that Kashmir’s summer capital is not militant-free.

Afghanistan’s Health Care System on the Brink of Collapse

Afghanistan’s Health Care System on the Brink of Collapse

By Elena Becatoros
Kabul’s COVID-19 hospital has run out of essential drugs and available medicines are well past their expiry date.
Three Decades of Election Protests in the Philippines

Three Decades of Election Protests in the Philippines

By Mong Palatino
Even compared to past Philippine elections, the upcoming presidential polls are shaping up as unusually divisive.

The Rohingya Trapped on a Remote Tropical Island

The Rohingya Trapped on a Remote Tropical Island

By Zaw Win
Thousands of Rohingya refugees have been relocated to Bhasan Char, which is closer to an island prison than an appropriate location for resettlement.
Transgender Thais Lack Vital Legal Protections, Says Rights Group

Transgender Thais Lack Vital Legal Protections, Says Rights Group

By Sebastian Strangio
Compared to its neighbors, Thailand is relatively accepting of its transgender population. But there's still a long way to go.

What’s Behind China’s Crackdown on Celebrities?

What’s Behind China’s Crackdown on Celebrities?

By Zhuoran Li
There can only be one superstar in China, and that's the Communist Party.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands: New Delhi’s Bulwark in the Indian Ocean

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands: New Delhi’s Bulwark in the Indian Ocean

By Ashutosh S. Patki
As China expands its presence in the Indian Ocean region, India is investing billions in developing the strategically located island chain.

China’s #MeToo Victims Face Abuse, Payback for Going Public

China’s #MeToo Victims Face Abuse, Payback for Going Public

By Huizhong Wu
In the most recent example, a woman was fired by Alibaba after going public with an accusation of sexual assault.
PRC Perspectives on Subnational Diplomacy in China-US Relations

PRC Perspectives on Subnational Diplomacy in China-US Relations

By Flora Yan
Xi Jinping himself has highlighted the importance of subnational exchanges in China-U.S. relations.

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