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Asia’s Real “America Problem”

Asia’s Real “America Problem”

The U.S. may have indicated it is pivoting to the Asia-Pacific. But Asian allies worry about its commitment.

How Europe Shies from Taiwan

How Europe Shies from Taiwan

Europe accounts for a fraction of Taiwan’s defense import needs. Expect things to stay that way.

India's Diplomatic Iran Dance

India's Diplomatic Iran Dance

Caught between U.S. pressure and its oil needs, India is involved in a delicate diplomatic dance.

Vietnam Engages the World

Vietnam Engages the World

As Vietnam steps fully onto the international stage, economic development will be a key to success.

Can North Korea be Trusted?

Can North Korea be Trusted?

The North Korea deal suggests a gradual shift in policy. But history suggests caution is warranted.

Don't Fret Over Maldives

Don't Fret Over Maldives

Concerns about the recent coup in the Maldives are misplaced. China and Islamic extremism aren’t a worry.

China and Iran Breaking Up?

China and Iran Breaking Up?

Chinese and Iranian interests used to align. But Iran’s nuclear program may be driving a wedge between them.

Vietnam Eyes Middle Powers

Vietnam Eyes Middle Powers

The U.S. may seem an attractive partner for Vietnam. But middle powers could offer a better alternative.

Malaysia's Right Wing Problem

Malaysia's Right Wing Problem

Lively civil society is welcome. But is Malaysia’s government turning a blind eye to extremist voices?

North Korea: Tactics vs Strategy

The deal between the U.S. and North Korea was a good tactical step. But a strategic approach is needed.

Burma’s Exchange Rate Problem

Attention on Burma’s reforms has focused on democracy. But the mundane issue of exchange rates may be key.

Between a Dragon and an Eagle

Between a Dragon and an Eagle

The Philippines isn’t sure how it feels about the U.S. military presence. A rising China leaves it little choice.

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