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Southeast Asia's African Football Slaves

Southeast Asia's African Football Slaves

By Jeremy Luedi
Hoping to become football stars, young West Africans are coming to Southeast Asia in droves. Some will never make it home.
China’s AI Agenda Advances

China’s AI Agenda Advances

By Elsa Kania
As China throws state support behind AI development, major Chinese technology companies will remain integral players.

China Aims for the Moon – and Beyond

China Aims for the Moon – and Beyond

By Nayef Al-Rodhan
China’s space program, past, present, and future.

The Vietnam War’s Great Lie

The Vietnam War’s Great Lie

By Luke Hunt
How the Communists and Pham Xuan An won the propaganda war.

Pulling Back the Curtain on China’s Rocket Force

Pulling Back the Curtain on China’s Rocket Force

By David C. Logan
What can we learn about China's most secretive military branch by examining the career paths of its senior officers?
Indonesia’s Indian Community

Indonesia’s Indian Community

By Aisyah Llewellyn
Despite a large Tamil community in North Sumatra, Indian-Indonesians still struggle for recognition and opportunities.

North Korea's Pre-Olympics Military Parade

North Korea's Pre-Olympics Military Parade

By Ankit Panda
The parade mostly featured familiar missiles, but offered important insight into Kim Jong-un's ambition.
India and the Maldives Emergency

India and the Maldives Emergency

By Sudha Ramachandran
Doing nothing is not an option, but there are few good choices for India.

Russia’s Objections to Japan’s Aegis Ashore Decision

Russia’s Objections to Japan’s Aegis Ashore Decision

By Guy Plopsky
A dubious Russian assumption is behind Moscow's opposition to the missile defense system.

India's Budget 2018: Those Left Behind

India's Budget 2018: Those Left Behind

By Divya Chandrababu
India's 27 million citizens with disabilities are disappointed with the country's budget.

Nepal and India: Mending Fences

Nepal and India: Mending Fences

By Kamal Dev Bhattarai
Sushma Swaraj's surprise visit to Nepal sends a positive signal despite past tensions with Nepal's new prime minister.
Sylvain Vogel’s World of Extreme Linguistics

Sylvain Vogel’s World of Extreme Linguistics

By Peter Maguire
A French linguist's quest to document the dying language of Cambodia's Bunong people.

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