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Where Are the Bengalis in London's Banglatown?
By Shakil Bin Mushtaq
Brick Lane, once renowned for its Bengali immigrants, is changing.
Kabul and London Attacks: What's Wrong With US President Trump's Reaction?
By Catherine Putz
For Afghanistan, silence. For London, scorn and politicization.
United Kingdom and Japan Hold First-Ever Joint Fighter Exercise
By Franz-Stefan Gady
For the first time since the end of World War II, British fighter aircraft are ‘targeting’ Japanese warplanes.
Should Pakistan Celebrate Sadiq Khan’s Big Win in London?
By Umair Jamal
The political culture that allowed Khan's victory in London is sadly lacking in Pakistan.
Great Britain and Japan to Deepen Defense Cooperation
By Franz-Stefan Gady
London and Tokyo aim to tighten their defense relations in 2016.
The Brutal Pragmatism of China-UK Ties
By Kerry Brown
Li Keqiang's visit suggests that the U.K. needs a new model for conceptualizing its relationship with China.
A Tale of Three Cities’ Struggles with Air Quality
In seeking to tackle its air quality problems, Beijing could learn from cities like London and Los Angeles.
Running for Life: Fauja Singh
Centenarian marathon runner Fauja Singh has retired from competition, but has no intention of stopping.
To Tweet, or Not to Tweet?
The Chinese government wants the U.S. to stop announcing its own air pollution readings. Should it?
Politics and Drones
The Obama administration has opened up a bit on the use of drones. But there’s a political element to doing so.
Singapore as a Global City
Singapore has been named the third most competitive city in the world. But can it call itself a global city?
The Year of Uccello’s Dragon
How London’s National Gallery is exploring dragon symbolism in European art for Chinese New Year.
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