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How Industry Can Step Up for Naval Needs: The Case of the Makassar-class

How Industry Can Step Up for Naval Needs: The Case of the Makassar-class

By Robert Farley
The case of the Makassar-class is a case study in industry stepping up to the plate for the needs of small navies.
Human Rights, Reconciliation, and Peace in Sri Lanka Under Gotabaya Rajapaksa

Human Rights, Reconciliation, and Peace in Sri Lanka Under Gotabaya Rajapaksa

By Ankit Panda
Taylor Dibbert discusses the consequences of Gotabaya Rajapaksa's victory.

South Korea Expresses ‘Regret’ at North Korean Violation of 2018 Military Agreement

South Korea Expresses ‘Regret’ at North Korean Violation of 2018 Military Agreement

By Ankit Panda
Kim Jong Un oversaw live-fire coastal artillery drills that Seoul sees as a violation of a September 2018 agreement.

What Xi Jinping Learned—And Didn’t Learn—From His Father About Xinjiang

What Xi Jinping Learned—And Didn’t Learn—From His Father About Xinjiang

By Joseph Torigian
Xi Zhongxun’s “soft touch” approach to the region contrasts dramatically with his son’s crackdown.

Foreign Journalists Still Awaiting Permission To Visit the Indian State of Assam

Foreign Journalists Still Awaiting Permission To Visit the Indian State of Assam

By StoriesAsia
The move is in reaction to Indian government concerns over foreign media coverage.
Pakistan’s Haqqani Network Increases Its Profile in Afghan Peace Talks

Pakistan’s Haqqani Network Increases Its Profile in Afghan Peace Talks

By Umair Jamal
Has the Haqqani Network become fundamental to the Afghan peace process?

Play The Diplomat’s Quiz: November 24, 2019, Edition

Play The Diplomat’s Quiz: November 24, 2019, Edition

By Ankit Panda
Test your knowledge of the Asia-Pacific region with The Diplomat's weekly news quiz!
Dealing With Piracy in Asia Requires Clear Data

Dealing With Piracy in Asia Requires Clear Data

By Robert Farley
Can scholars play a more prominent role in regional discussions on piracy?

US Approves Sale of 5 C-130J Super Hercules Aircraft for New Zealand

US Approves Sale of 5 C-130J Super Hercules Aircraft for New Zealand

By Ankit Panda
The C-130J will replace New Zealand’s C-130H aircraft.

The US Congress Needs Facts, Not Hyperbole, on China’s Space Program

The US Congress Needs Facts, Not Hyperbole, on China’s Space Program

By Gregory Kulacki
Alarming and factually challenged assessments of China’s space program should not guide U.S. policy.

Is It Time for a Stronger India-Brazil Relationship?

Is It Time for a Stronger India-Brazil Relationship?

By Ketan Mehta
Modi and Bolsonaro might be the leaders to transform this stagnant relationship.
China’s Growing Amphib Fleet: A Cause for Long-Term Concern?

China’s Growing Amphib Fleet: A Cause for Long-Term Concern?

By Robert Farley
Is the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s growing set of amphibious capabilities a game-changer?

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