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Islamic State
In Defense of ASIO’s Passport Powers
By Andrew Zammit
It's not perfect by any means, but confiscating the passports of would-be terrorists may be the best option.
2014 in Review: Top 5 Events for U.S. Foreign Policy in Asia
By Robert E. Kelly
A look at some of the biggest issues confronting U.S. diplomats over the course of the year.
Islamic State Video Features Ethnic Kazakhs
By Casey Michel
Another slick new video from the terrorist outfit touts its ties to Kazakhstan.
India and China: Lessons From a Lost Oil Field in Syria
By Kabir Taneja
Rising energy needs and a turbulent Middle East may drive cooperation between Asia’s two giants.
Islamic State and a South Asian Caliphate
By SK Chatterji
Islamic State has its eyes on South and Southeast Asia. The threat is long-term, but should not be ignored.
Will Islamic State Cripple the Pivot?
By Robert E. Kelly
America’s inability to stop fighting in the Middle East has serious implications for its Asia policy.
A Multilateral Test for Modi
By Neelam Deo
Upcoming multilateral summits give India an opportunity to enhance regional position and economic links.
US Grand Strategy: More Restraint
By Amitai Etzioni
A new book makes a valuable call for greater restraint in U.S. foreign policy.
Should India Give Up on the UN Security Council?
By Neelam Deo and Karan Pradhan
If India were to become a permanent member, could it influence the council’s ethos and make it relevant again?
Bandwagoning Terrorists: Loyalty Isn’t What it Used to Be
By Liana Eustacia Reyes and Elizabeth Bennett
The popularity of ISIS shows the fickle nature of jihadist loyalty.
Indonesian Military Chief: 'ISIS Is the Worst Idea in History'
By Zachary Keck
In a speech this week, Gen Moeldoko said “ISIS is the worst idea in history. ISIS is not Islamic. I am a Muslim."
America in Northeast Asia: Credibility and Deterrence
By Robert Dujarric
Why the United States should close the credibility gap in a tense region.