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Rethinking Indonesia’s ‘War on Drugs’

Rethinking Indonesia’s ‘War on Drugs’

By Will Doran
Can the Global Commission on Drug Policy’s advocacy help change Jakarta’s harsh drug laws?
The Tough Road Ahead for US-Japan Host Nation Support Negotiations

The Tough Road Ahead for US-Japan Host Nation Support Negotiations

By Yuki Tatsumi
With election season looming in the U.S., the question of Japan's financial contribution to the alliance could become politically fraught.

Downtown Tokyo’s Homeless Fear Removal Ahead of Olympics

Downtown Tokyo’s Homeless Fear Removal Ahead of Olympics

By Associated Press
Like the United States, Japan has a relatively high poverty rate for a wealthy nation. 

Washington Needs Nonproliferation Messaging Consistency on Iran and North Korea

Washington Needs Nonproliferation Messaging Consistency on Iran and North Korea

By Mary Chesnut
Consistent nonproliferation messaging: how can the United States square its Iran strategy with its North Korea strategy?

Uzbek Blogger Flees After Release from Psychiatric Facility

Uzbek Blogger Flees After Release from Psychiatric Facility

By Catherine Putz
Nafosat Olloshkurova's decision to leave Uzbekistan reflects just how far the state has yet to go with its reforms, particularly regarding free speech.
A Lukewarm Commitment: India and Gender Equality in Security Affairs

A Lukewarm Commitment: India and Gender Equality in Security Affairs

By Akanksha Khullar
India can do much more to support the women, peace, and security agenda.

China Virus Outbreak May Wallop Economy, Financial Markets

China Virus Outbreak May Wallop Economy, Financial Markets

By Associated Press
China’s economy might face additional headwinds from a possible public health crisis.
Russia’s Strategy in Central Asia: Inviting India to Balance China

Russia’s Strategy in Central Asia: Inviting India to Balance China

By Yuan Jiang
Russia’s invitation for India to link up with Eurasian Economic Union recalls the SCO expansion saga.

How Chinese Immigrants Found Their Way to Puerto Rico

How Chinese Immigrants Found Their Way to Puerto Rico

By Robert Farley
The history of Chinese immigrants in Puerto Rico is intertwined with American restrictions on Chinese immigration through 1965.

Ending the War Won’t Solve Afghanistan’s Governance Problem

Ending the War Won’t Solve Afghanistan’s Governance Problem

By Gul Maqsood Sabit
Afghanistan has made progress, but without a well-functioning government at the helm all those gains risk being lost.

The Wuhan Coronavirus Outbreak Hits Korea

The Wuhan Coronavirus Outbreak Hits Korea

By Tae-jun Kang
A new virus from China is affecting South Korea economically and politically.
What’s Next for Vietnam’s 5G Ambitions?

What’s Next for Vietnam’s 5G Ambitions?

By Prashanth Parameswaran
A closer look at Viettel’s forays in the 5G space and its potential implications for Vietnam’s broader approach.

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