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10-year-old Japanese Boy Dies After Stabbing Attack in China

10-year-old Japanese Boy Dies After Stabbing Attack in China

By Mari Yamaguchi and Emily Wang Fujiyama
For the second time in three months, a knife-wielding man attacked Japanese schoolchildren in China.

Russia and China in the Arctic: Less Than Meets the Eye

Russia and China in the Arctic: Less Than Meets the Eye

By Nicolas Jouan, Zdenek Rod, and Martin Ruzicka
Friendly rhetoric hides distrust and competition between an ambitious Beijing and a Moscow jealous of its Arctic prerogative. 
Chinese Aircraft Carrier Comes Closer Than Ever to Japan

Chinese Aircraft Carrier Comes Closer Than Ever to Japan

By Mari Yamaguchi
Japan called the close approach of the Liaoning and its accompanying destroyers “absolutely unacceptable.”

The Evolving Geopolitical Dynamics of PALM 10

The Evolving Geopolitical Dynamics of PALM 10

By SHIOZAWA Hideyuki
Japan has successfully renewed its relationship with the Pacific Island countries.

South Korea’s Changing Position on Kim Jong Un’s Daughter

South Korea’s Changing Position on Kim Jong Un’s Daughter

By ISOZAKI Atsuhito
There is little hard evidence to back up Seoul’s assertions about her status.

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

China’s Legal Warfare Closes a Beloved Tibetan School 

China’s Legal Warfare Closes a Beloved Tibetan School 

By Marie Miller
A private vocational school in Qinghai has been forced to close for unspecified violations. Critics see a continuation of Beijing’s war on Tibetan language education.

The Worrying Nuclearization of Northeast Asia

The Worrying Nuclearization of Northeast Asia

By Bolor Lkhaajav
Despite tensions, the region has been free of state conflict for decades, but a realignment of the security architecture puts that hard-won peace at risk.
Envisioning the Asia-Pacific’s Feminist Future

Envisioning the Asia-Pacific’s Feminist Future

By Catherine Putz
The sheer diversity of feminist movements across the Asia and Pacific weaves into a singular tapestry telling a story of solidarity, striving, and dreaming of a better future.

Ko Wen-je Is Back in Jail as Corruption Charges Mount

Ko Wen-je Is Back in Jail as Corruption Charges Mount

By Brian Hioe
Ko has been re-arrested over charges related to the Core Pacific City Mall, but he faces a number of other allegations as well.

The IOC Should Help Protect North Korean Athletes Returning From the Paris Olympics

The IOC Should Help Protect North Korean Athletes Returning From the Paris Olympics

By Robbie Newton
Returning athletes have reportedly faced “ideological evaluations” and potential punishment for actions that their government views with suspicion.

‘Realism’ Looms Large Over the CDP Leadership Race

‘Realism’ Looms Large Over the CDP Leadership Race

By Jio Kamata
Japan’s main opposition party is holding a leadership election. Is it ready to shake off the stigma of the previous DPJ government?
The Geopolitics of Israel-Taiwan Relations

The Geopolitics of Israel-Taiwan Relations

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Mor Sobol.

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