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New Leaders Forum
ASEAN in the Asian Century
If ASEAN countries want to share in the fruits of the Asian Century they need to do more to integrate.
‘We’re All Taiwanese Now’
Suggestions the US role in Asia is in decline are misplaced. And it has no plans to drop Taiwan to please China.
Adapting to a Porous World
The past 12 months have underscored how technology is creating a new, and very real, political and social space.
Obama's B Grade on ASEAN
Barack Obama has made a welcome effort to re-engage with Asia. But his ASEAN policy needs some work.
China's Satellite Diplomacy
A look at China’s communications satellite sector gives a good indicator of which countries Beijing is courting.
The Cyber Proliferation Threat
The US can’t take its cyber edge for granted. Countries like North Korea will be happy to exploit vulnerabilities.
Manila's Balancing Act
The South China Sea dispute underscores the problems the Aquino has in balancing China and the United States.
Off-Shoring and Cyber Security
Should the United States and Europe introduce stricter regulations for off-shore software development?
China, the Varyag and Trust
China’s changing plans for its first aircraft carrier are likely to foster more mistrust of its military intentions.
Cosplay Diplomacy
Cosplay is becoming increasingly popular in the United States. Japan should seize the chance to exploit it.
Still Life Left in B-52
The US Air Force’s B-52 bombers may be aging, but there’s life left in them says Lt. Gen. James Kowalski.
New Zealand in Asia
The Diplomat speaks with former New Zealand Prime Minister Mike Moore about his country’s place in Asia.