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April 30, 2013

World War II: Not Over For Japan and Russia

World War II: Not Over For Japan and Russia

Abe and Putin meet in Moscow. Both want better relations. Will old challenges get in the way?

Southeast Asia’s Twittering Heads of State

Southeast Asia’s Twittering Heads of State

SE Asian leaders are becoming increasingly savvy with social media. The results have been positive–mostly.

Rainbow Rickshaws: Pakistan’s Vehicles of Peace

Rainbow Rickshaws: Pakistan’s Vehicles of Peace

Activist Syed Ali Abbas Zaidi is taking Pakistan’s streets by storm with rickshaws that promote peace.

Django Unchained  (Again) With Cuts in China

Django Unchained (Again) With Cuts in China

Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained points to the growing relationship between Hollywood and China.

Asia’s Place in World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2013 List

Asia’s Place in World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2013 List

The World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2013 list is sure to provoke a strong response from foodies worldwide.

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?

Asia: Stronger Growth Ahead in 2013

Asia: Stronger Growth Ahead in 2013

Accounting for a large percentage of global economic growth, Asia continues to impress. Can it continue?

Forget the Samsung Galaxy S4: Enter Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini

Forget the Samsung Galaxy S4: Enter Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini

Can’t afford the Samsung Galaxy S4? Don’t worry, a scaled back version is coming…

A Complex Calculus: China's North Korea Dilemma

A Complex Calculus: China's North Korea Dilemma

It remains in Beijing’s self-interest to provide aid to Pyongyang. The alternatives, like a North Korean collapse, could be far worse.

Want to Fix Syria? Talk to Iran

Want to Fix Syria? Talk to Iran

There’s good reason to believe Iran would be interested in negotiating a future for Syria that didn’t include Assad.

China's Shifting Cyber Focus on Taiwan

China's Shifting Cyber Focus on Taiwan

A new report concludes China’s cyber strategy for Taiwan is shifting towards the civilian sector.

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