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Is China's Era of Cheap Labor Really Over?
By Dmitriy Plekhanov
Chinese workers' wages may be rising, but official statistics don't tell the whole story.
China's Americanized Military
By Don Tse
The PLA is set to become the largest “American” military force to pose a threat to the U.S.
The Brokpa Yaks: A Dying Breed?
By Bikash Kumar Bhattacharya
Climate change is affecting yaks and their Brokpa herders in the northeastern Indian Himalayas.
Canada's Pivot to China Hits a Snag
By Aadil Brar
Justin Trudeau’s call for a progressive trade deal falls flat in China.
Controversial Indian Salafist a Litmus Test for Malaysia on Counterterrorism
By Joseph Hammond
India wants Zakir Naik extradited on terror charges.
Pope Francis Wades Into the Rohingya Crisis
By Luke Hunt
The Pope treads carefully to avoid a diplomatic incident, even while focusing world attention on the Rohingya crisis.
The Hwasong-15: The Anatomy of North Korea's New ICBM
By Ankit Panda
Is the Hwasong-15 the apotheosis of North Korea's ballistic missile program?
Has Caste Discrimination Followed Indians Overseas?
By Priyanka Mogul
The United Kingdom, and particularly the Indian diaspora, debates anti-caste discrimination legislation.
Beijing’s Heavy-Handed Solution to Urbanization
By John Pabon
Beijing's attempts to push out migrant workers will have economic consequences.
Why India and China Are Watching Nepal’s Elections
By Kamal Dev Bhattarai
Beijing is hoping for the left alliance to emerge victorious; India is rooting for the Nepali Congress.
Can India Jumpstart the Kashmir Peace Process?
By Um-Roommana
Kashmiris are skeptical about the appointment of a new interlocutor by the Indian government.
Australia’s Same-Sex Marriage Breakthrough
By Ed Kennedy
What same-sex marriage legislation in Australia could mean for LGBTQI Rights in Asia.