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China
Japan's COIN Experience
Japan’s World War II experience with counterinsurgency or COIN is a horrific tale that offers painful historical lessons.
Is Environmentally Sustainable Economic Growth Possible in China?
If the correct policies are implemented, economic growth and a protected environment are possible.
The Next Oil?: Rare Earth Metals
Rare earth metals are quickly becoming the next important strategic resource. For many countries in Asia, the stakes are big.
Destined To Fail: China's Soft Power Push
Beijing is expanding efforts to enhance its soft power. Events at home illustrate why such moves are headed for trouble.
Asia is Purchasing Nearly all of Iran's Oil
Even as they cut their imports, China, India, S. Korea, and Japan account for nearly all of Iran’s oil sales.
Hainan’s New Maritime Regulations: An Update
“China is unlikely to significantly increase efforts to interfere with freedom of navigation…”
China's Maritime Surveillance Fleet Adds Muscle
China has added new capabilities that could increase tensions in the East and South China Seas even more.
Move, Countermove in the Anti-Access Game
New technologies like unmanned surface ships could put a dent in some nation’s anti-access plans.
ASEAN's Year in Review
2012 saw ASEAN making global headlines over the South China Sea, while member nations tackled a host of internal challenges — some better than others.
India and Sri Lanka's Civil War
India’s relationship with Sri Lanka is complex. Nonetheless, New Delhi could have a role to play in uncovering a difficult past.
China's Other Territorial Dispute: Baekdu Mountain
With disputes brewing in the East and South China Seas, there is another piece of territory in Asia that could pose some serious problems…
Holiday Gift: Asia Thinking Stimulus
As Australia admits the idea of a budget surplus is over, other nations could implement some form of economic stimulus.