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May 2024

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Xi in France: What Is There to Celebrate? 

Xi in France: What Is There to Celebrate? 

By Valerie Niquet
The challenge for Paris will be to try to give meaning to a visit that ultimately doesn’t have much to offer.
For First Time, China Publicizes Alleged 2016 South China Sea Agreement With Philippines

For First Time, China Publicizes Alleged 2016 South China Sea Agreement With Philippines

By Christopher Bodeen
A statement from the Chinese Embassy in Manila described a “temporary special arrangement” supposedly agreed to during a visit to Beijing by former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.

The Data Arms Race in China-US Technological Competition

The Data Arms Race in China-US Technological Competition

By Sunny Cheung
The restrictive strategies adopted by both nations are setting precedents for data governance, cybersecurity, and international trade protocols in the digital age.

BJP’s Endorsement of Accused Sexual Predator Prajwal Revanna Is Not Surprising

BJP’s Endorsement of Accused Sexual Predator Prajwal Revanna Is Not Surprising

By Sudha Ramachandran
The party has a history of condoning rape and sexual harassment for the sake of power and political expediency.

Jeremiah Manele Becomes Solomon Islands Prime Minister

Jeremiah Manele Becomes Solomon Islands Prime Minister

By Patricia O’Brien
Whatever window of opportunity the election presented for a change of course on the geopolitical front has closed. But Manele has an opportunity still to deflate regional tensions.
What a Rising India and a New Japan Could Mean for the Indo-Pacific

What a Rising India and a New Japan Could Mean for the Indo-Pacific

By Anuraag Khaund
As the Japan-U.S. relationship continues to evolve, there emerge distinct synergies between U.S.-Japan and India-Japan initiatives. 

An Afghan Woman Activist’s Visit to Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan

An Afghan Woman Activist’s Visit to Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan

By Freshta Jalalzai
Zerka Malyar and her team sought to confront the Taliban on the critical issue of women’s rights.
Bhutan’s Tourism Dilemma: Balancing Economy and Sustainability

Bhutan’s Tourism Dilemma: Balancing Economy and Sustainability

By Rishi Gupta
Bhutan has long capped tourism to prevent adverse impacts on the environment. With the economy suffering, is it time for a change?

It’s Time for Closer Japan-US Cooperation on Climate Security

It’s Time for Closer Japan-US Cooperation on Climate Security

By Khang Pham
For Japan to be a true “global partner” of the U.S., it needs to closely align its approach to climate change threats with that of its most important ally.

China Signals a Loosening of Data and AI Governance

China Signals a Loosening of Data and AI Governance

By Jonathan Dove
China’s regulators now appear to be shifting the scales in favor of development. Will it last?

Europe and Deterrence in East Asia

Europe and Deterrence in East Asia

By Frans-Paul van der Putten
In order to help prevent a crisis, the EU needs to support the status quo not only between China and Taiwan, but also between China and the United States.
The Battle to Restore Public Trust in Malaysia’s Media

The Battle to Restore Public Trust in Malaysia’s Media

By Benjamin YH Loh
A revised code of ethics overseen by the government rightly raises concerns about press freedom in Malaysia. There is an alternative solution.

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