Archive
January 14, 2012
Crazy Times in Pakistan
As fears of a military coup appear to grow, Pakistan’s president takes a defiant trip outside the country.
Rehman on the Move
Former Fulham star Zesh Rehman is a well-traveled player. Hong Kong champions Kitchee SC are his next home.
A Minute Closer to Doomsday
The Doomsday Clock hand has been moved a minute closer to midnight. It’s a sad reflection of stalled progress.
China: Get Ready for Turbulence
China’s economic growth has been meteoric. But a tough global environment in 2012 could herald several years of severe economic turbulence in China.
Don’t Forget the Children in Burma
The government in Burma appears to be making some progress on human rights. Hillary Clinton should take the chance to press it over the country’s forgotten minority children.
U.S. Restores Burma Ties
The U.S. announces plans to restore diplomatic ties with Burma. But more steps are needed to lift sanctions.
China's Real Estate Misstep
China may be loosening government restrictions on the property market too quickly. Structural issues remain.
A Tsai Win and China Ties
Would Taiwan presidential candidate Tsai Ying-wen be able to maintain good ties with China? It seems unlikely.
Jason Miks
The Diplomat Editor Jason Miks answers your questions on China, Mitt Romney and U.S. presidential politics and foreign policy.
Burma’s Breakthrough?
Is the international community – and ASEAN in particular – getting carried away by the change in Burma?
Burma’s Breakthrough?
Is the international community – and ASEAN in particular – getting carried away by the change in Burma?