Archive
May 17, 2011
How China Can Fix Pakistan
Beijing’s close ties with Islamabad don’t have to be a source for concern. It’s in China’s interests to press for reforms to stabilize Pakistan.
Pakistan's Army, Post-Osama
Will Pakistan’s military see its grip on the country weakened after the Osama bin Laden affair?
Indonesia Watch
Australia and Thailand are in talks over asylum seeker arrangements. It could be part of a drive toward a regional system.
Japan Stuck With Nuclear Power
Despite Naoto Kan’s pledge to review nuclear power in Japan, the country has few alternatives.
ISI Keeps Sacred Cow Status
Testimony to the Pakistani Parliament by the ISI chief over the Abbotabad raid was combative and seemingly blame shifting.
China’s Queen, Pakistan’s Pawn
China and Pakistan claim to be all-weather friends. But would a real friend just watch the other implode?
China’s Queen, Pakistan’s Pawn
China and Pakistan claim to be all-weather friends. But would a real friend just watch the other implode?