Archive
March 9, 2012
NRIs and India Bashing
Non-Resident Indians are known for always seeing the worst in their native home. Why do they do it?
Anna Hazare a Hindutva Project?
This week’s assembly polls laid bare the weaknesses of the anti-corruption campaign. And its likely real goal.
Why China, India Clash
Tensions between India and China are about more than specific bilateral disputes. Expect more to come.
U.S. Confronts an Anti-Access World
The U.S. military is no longer as overwhelmingly superior in numerical and qualitative terms as it was not so long ago. That has big implications for its plans in Asia.
Can Burma Find a Durable Peace?
Burma’s ruling junta may be receiving praise overseas for its apparent tilt toward democracy. But will the Karen people be won over?
North Korea Nuke Test for Iran?
A series of related reports draw a nuclear line between North Korea and Iran. How close did they work together?
Behind the Xinjiang Violence
Flaring violence in the Xinjiang region has highlighted ongoing tension between locals and Han Chinese.