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Korean Reunification Is Already Unviable
By Justin Fendos
Reunification, the long-held Korean dream, is already unviable. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
Bhutan’s Unique Success in Reducing Poverty
By Kezang Wangchuk
“If the government cannot create happiness for its people, there is no purpose for the government to exist.”
What Will Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Ties Look Like Under Imran Khan?
By Samuel Ramani
Khan's first trip overseas will be to Saudi Arabia, to shore up a longtime partnership.
China Wants More Chinese to Work in International Organizations
By Wei Liu
China is revamping its human resource deployment to organizations like the UN.
The Working Holiday: Taiwanese Style
By Layne Vandenberg
Working holidays in Taiwan may be unpaid, but interest is growing among Taiwanese youth.
What’s Next for India’s New Space Ambitions?
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
New Delhi looks to be deepening its focus on this domain, and for good reasons.
What Did the Philippines Military Chief’s Russia Voyage Achieve?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
A closer look at where some areas of the defense relationship are and what may lie ahead.
The Limits of Inter-Korea Sports Diplomacy
By Troy Stangarone
A look at the past, present, and future of sports diplomacy between North and South Korea.
US Navy Accepts Delivery of Two Littoral Combat Ships
By Franz-Stefan Gady
In an unusual ceremony, two littoral combat ships were delivered to the U.S. Navy yesterday.
Russia Orders 132 T-14 Armata Main Battle Tanks and T-15 Infantry Fighting Vehicles
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Russian defense ministry signed a contract with tank manufacturer Uralvagonzavod for 132 T-14s and T-15s on August 22.
Korea's Heatwave Is an Opportunity for Samsung to Act
By Insung Lee
Now is the tech giant’s chance to truly “Do Bigger Things” for climate change.
Nepal’s Success in Wildlife Conservation
By Prabin Poudel
The world can learn from Nepal’s community-oriented approach.