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2021

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Singapore Urged Not to Hang Disabled Malaysian in Drug Case

Singapore Urged Not to Hang Disabled Malaysian in Drug Case

By Eileen Ng
Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam has been on death row since 2010 for drug smuggling. Activists say his execution would be “incredibly excessive.”
India’s Coming ‘Rocket Force’

India’s Coming ‘Rocket Force’

By Saurav Jha
The idea of an Integrated Rocket Force is a clear signal that India is wholeheartedly embracing the era of “non-contact” warfare in a joint force environment.

Japan Pledges Support For Asia-wide Decarbonization

Japan Pledges Support For Asia-wide Decarbonization

By Thisanka Siripala
Japan aims to lead Asia toward a carbon-free society but failed to commit to a turn away from fossil fuel projects. 

China-US Tensions Put Nuclear War Back in the Spotlight

China-US Tensions Put Nuclear War Back in the Spotlight

By Jacob Parakilas
A nuclear arms race isn’t new, per se, but it does help refocus our attention on dangers that have long been with us.

Tennis and Politics Intertwine in China’s Highest-Profile #MeToo Case to Date

Tennis and Politics Intertwine in China’s Highest-Profile #MeToo Case to Date

By Lizzi C. Lee
Peng Shuai’s stunning accusation of sexual assault should be situated within a larger context where tennis can be a vehicle for politics – exposing athletes to the possibility of exploitation.
New Zealand’s APEC Moment Is Virtually Here

New Zealand’s APEC Moment Is Virtually Here

By Geoffrey Miller
Looking at the opportunities and challenges for New Zealand’s hosting of a virtual APEC Leaders’ week.

China’s Nuclear Gambit

China’s Nuclear Gambit

By Valerie Niquet
Don’t be distracted by the aerial incursions and naval build-ups – the real action is China’s nuclear build-up, in the hopes of deterring any U.S. intervention in a regional conflict.
What Peng Shuai’s Story Tells Us About #MeToo in China

What Peng Shuai’s Story Tells Us About #MeToo in China

By Lü Pin
Peng’s story is an example of a woman sharing her story and demanding justice. That is what has kept #MeToo growing strong since the beginning, despite heavy censorship.

How Would a Yoon Suk-yeol Administration Approach North Korea?

How Would a Yoon Suk-yeol Administration Approach North Korea?

By Mitch Shin
An overview of Yoon's platform on inter-Korean relations and the South Korea-U.S. alliance.

Taking the Climate Crisis Seriously Requires Ambitious Anti-Corruption Solutions

Taking the Climate Crisis Seriously Requires Ambitious Anti-Corruption Solutions

By Ian J. Lynch and Maja Groff
The climate change movement should recognize the threat grand corruption poses to achieving its goals.

Yoon Suk-yeol Wins People Power Party’s Presidential Primary

Yoon Suk-yeol Wins People Power Party’s Presidential Primary

By Mitch Shin
South Korea’s main opposition party picked a former prosecutor general in the Moon administration as its presidential candidate on Friday.
Indonesia Seizes Land Owned by Suharto Son’s Company

Indonesia Seizes Land Owned by Suharto Son’s Company

By Niniek Karmini
The confiscation was part of government attempts to recover the outstanding debt of PT Timor Putra Nasional, a carmaker owned by Tommy Suharto.

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