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60 Years After the Sino-Indian War

60 Years After the Sino-Indian War

By Sushant Singh
The lingering standoff that began in 2020 reveals how little progress has been made on the border dispute between China and India.
Terrorists in Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan

Terrorists in Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan

By Jonathan Schroden
Afghanistan remains a simmering cauldron of jihadist terrorist groups, various actors seeking to counter them, and conflict and cooperation among the groups themselves.

Ronald Mendoza on the First 100 Days of Marcos Jr

Ronald Mendoza on the First 100 Days of Marcos Jr

By Shannon Tiezzi
“The broad arc of history signals a continued search for balance of power and palpable development results in Philippine democracy.”

Uzbekistan’s Ethnic Minorities: Out of Sight, But Not Out of Mind

Uzbekistan’s Ethnic Minorities: Out of Sight, But Not Out of Mind

By Steve Swerdlow
Lessons from the cases of the Meskhetian Turks, Tajiks, and Karakalpaks.

North Korea’s Dangerous Turn

North Korea’s Dangerous Turn

By Ankit Panda
Tactical nuclear weapons represent the next, dangerous phase of North Korea’s nuclear modernization.
Sri Lanka’s Story of Sovereign Default

Sri Lanka’s Story of Sovereign Default

By Umesh Moramudali
How did Sri Lanka’s economic crisis get so bad – and how can the country move forward from here?

How China’s Party Congress Actually Works

How China’s Party Congress Actually Works

By Ling Li
Unpacking the institution of the National Party Congress – its essential concepts and some common misunderstandings.
Jennifer Lind on Abe Shinzo and Japanese Nationalism

Jennifer Lind on Abe Shinzo and Japanese Nationalism

By Catherine Putz
The LDP hosts a “constant struggle between people who favor more moderate patriotism and versus those favoring a more extreme nationalism. We see this not only in the LDP but within Abe himself.”

The Guadalcanal Campaign: Then and Now

The Guadalcanal Campaign: Then and Now

By Robert Farley
Eighty years after the Guadalcanal Campaign, Solomon Islands has once again drawn U.S. strategic interest.

Undelivered Promises: Life in Kashmir After Article 370

Undelivered Promises: Life in Kashmir After Article 370

By Ritu Mahendru
Three years after the Modi government struck down Kashmir’s special status, the Valley has only grown more volatile.

Southeast Asia’s Sinking Megacities

Southeast Asia’s Sinking Megacities

By Nicholas Muller
The coastal cities of Bangkok, Jakarta, and Ho Chi Minh City battle a common existential threat.
Funding Myanmar’s Spring Revolution

Funding Myanmar’s Spring Revolution

By Zachary Abuza
War isn’t cheap. How has the National Unity Government funded itself – and its military efforts?

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