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Road to Nowhere? Peace Efforts in the Southern Philippines

Road to Nowhere? Peace Efforts in the Southern Philippines

By Peter M. Sales
The derailing of the work of peace makers is raising the odds of renewed conflict in Mindanao.
Thailand: Poking the Tiger

Thailand: Poking the Tiger

By James Buchanan
Young student activists are unlikely to bring down the junta — but they can make its life more difficult.

Gauging Japan’s ‘Proactive Contributions to Peace’

Gauging Japan’s ‘Proactive Contributions to Peace’

By Jeffrey W. Hornung
The rhetoric has been strong, but has it been matched by action.

The 'Global Maritime Fulcrum' and the US-Indonesia Partnership

The 'Global Maritime Fulcrum' and the US-Indonesia Partnership

By Sean Quirk and John Bradford
The US should use Jokowi's signature foreign policy initiative to take ties to a new level.

Park Geun-hye’s Visit and the US-ROK Alliance

Park Geun-hye’s Visit and the US-ROK Alliance

By Daniel A. Pinkston and Clint Work
Where does the alliance stand after the South Korean president’s recent visit?
Investing in Afghanistan, 14 Years Later

Investing in Afghanistan, 14 Years Later

By Bethany Lerch and Mark Peterson
Contractors and civilian personnel are providing critical support to Afghanistan.

Will Kyrgyzstan Go Russian on NGOs?

Will Kyrgyzstan Go Russian on NGOs?

By Cholpon Orozobekova
The foreign agents law has paralyzed NGOs in Russia. Now Kyrgyzstan is considering similar legislation.
Could the TPP Actually Divide Asia?

Could the TPP Actually Divide Asia?

By Shihoko Goto
The Trans-Pacific Partnership may not prove the force stability many assume.

Back to the Future: World Politics Edition

Back to the Future: World Politics Edition

By Gregory Shtraks
What would leaders from 1985 make of the world in 2015?

The US-China South China Sea Showdown

The US-China South China Sea Showdown

By Jeff Smith
U.S. freedom of navigation operations could take the U.S.-China relationship past a point of no return.

India’s Deadliest Epidemic

India’s Deadliest Epidemic

By Zigor Aldama and Miguel Candela
More than 300,000 Indian farmers have killed themselves since agriculture was liberalized.
Afghanistan: Fragile But Moving Forward

Afghanistan: Fragile But Moving Forward

By James L. Creighton
Despite persistent challenges, there are reasons for cautious optimism.

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