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U.N. Security Council
Myths and Realities of ‘Gender Apartheid’ in Afghanistan Under the Taliban
By Shanthie Mariet D’Souza
Can U.N. efforts ever work to reverse the policies of the Taliban?
Kim Jong Un Guides Hwasong-17 ICBM Test
By Mitch Shin
A day after North Korea launched its Hwasong-17 ICBM, its state media KCNA released more details on the missile test.
India, UN Security Council Join Condemnation of Myanmar Executions
By Sebastian Strangio
Last week's killing of four political prisoners has catalyzed an unusually strong regional reaction.
A Rare Japanese Jihadist
By Clint Richards
The Tokyo police are investigating a man who attempted to join IS.
North Korean MH17 Scenario Extremely Unlikely
By Clint Richards
Despite the U.S. banning its aircraft from Pyongyang airspace, the chances of a DPRK missile attack are remote.
Abe’s Potential Latin America Charm Offensive
By Clint Richards
The prospect of an upcoming tour this summer will see Japan attempt to increase its security profile.
How to Stop Kim’s "Satellite" Test
North Korea’s promise to launch a satellite has prompted international condemnation. But the U.S. and others have options available to stop it.
China’s Libya Problem
China’s failure to support the rebels in Libya could hurt its investment prospects there. Time for a rethink?
China’s Libya Problem
China’s failure to support the rebels in Libya could hurt its investment prospects there. Time for a rethink?
China and Iran Breaking Up?
Chinese and Iranian interests used to align. But Iran’s nuclear program may be driving a wedge between them.
India Lets U.S. Down on Iran
India’s decision to walk out of step with the international community on Iran isn’t just a slap in the face for the U.S. – it raises questions about its ability to lead.
China's Troubling Syria Veto
China’s U.N. veto over Syria was striking because of how internationally isolated it is. So why did it do it?
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