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Why the US Must Press China on Democracy
By Scott Moore
During his trip to China this week, Obama should make Hong Kong and democracy a central issue.
US Is Fighting the Wrong Cyberwar Against China
By Graham Webster
Just because this online arms race is quiet doesn’t mean it isn’t dangerous.
Australia's First Naval Battle
By James R. Holmes
"November 9 is when the light cruiser HMAS Sydney met the light cruiser SMS Emden in action in the Indian Ocean."
China Could Still Build 'String of Pearls'
By James R. Holmes
Just because China hasn't built bases in the Indian Ocean yet, doesn't mean it won't in the future.
The Tyranny of SE Asia's Establishment
By Serhat Ünaldi
The "old middle class" in Southeast Asia is turning against democracy in a bid to protect its interests.
China Overwhelmingly Supports Death Penalty for Corrupt Officials
By Zachary Keck
73 percent of Chinese citizens support the death penalty in cases of corruption, according to a new survey.
Kim Jong-un Tightens Grip on Military
By Tae-jun Kang
The North Korean leader appears to be trying to strengthen the Workers' Party of Korea's control over the military.
America’s Newest Destroyer Is Already Outdated
By James R. Holmes
To be effective, Zumwalt destroyers require command of the sea, which the US can no longer take for granted.
2016 Election Could Derail Asia Trade Pact
By Zachary Keck
While the midterms buoyed the TPP, the auto industry and 2016 president election could ultimately derail it.
China Rejects Abe-Xi Meeting at APEC
By Zachary Keck
Japanese officials no longer believe China will agree to a meeting between Shinzo Abe and Xi Jinping at APEC.
China’s Media Mocks Obama Over Midterm Elections
By Zachary Keck
Chinese state media claims that Obama is full of "empty rhetoric" and "U.S. society has grown tired of his banality.”
Kerry: US-China Ties ‘Most Consequential in the World’
By Zachary Keck
Before heading to Beijing, John Kerry said U.S.-China relations are the most consequential in the world. Period.