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Obama Burma and Cambodia Bound
Obama will become the first sitting U.S. President to visit Burma and Cambodia later this month.
The New Triangular Diplomacy: India, China and America at Sea
As both China and India rise as naval powers their interaction with the United States will truly be a defining feature in the Indo-Pacific region.
Hurricane Sandy: The Great Reformer?
In 2008 Cyclone Nargis hit Burma, causing massive devastation but spurring reform. Can Sandy push America to tackle climate change?
Will America's Addiction to Drone Strikes Backfire?
The over-use of armed UAVs sets a dangerous precedent as more nations acquire the technology.
U.S., Iran Delegations Visit India
Representatives from both nations were in New Delhi this week to meet with senior Indian officials.
Back to the Future: The U.S. Navy Returns to The Philippines
A return to a familiar port of call serves as another reminder of the United States continued “rebalance” towards Asia.
Mongolia's Strategic Calculus
While the U.S. should pursue strong ties, it must do so with an understanding of Mongolia’s interests.
America Needs a Taiwan Strategy
“The U.S. pivot toward Asia necessitates a rebalancing in the Taiwan Strait.”
Southeast Asia Contains Anti-Islam Film Fallout
Although some protests have occurred, reactions to the “Innocence of Muslims” in SE. Asia has been restrained compared to the Middle East.
Weibo Spawns "Wei-diplomacy"
The popular Twitter-like site is used by Chinese citizens, foreign diplomats, and government officials in remarkably innovative ways.
A Change in North Korea's U.S. Policy?
“…to open up a new chapter for the development of relations…unbound to the past.”
Why Iran Doesn’t Believe U.S. and Israeli Threats
Iranian leaders don’t believe that the U.S. or Israel will attack them, and history says they’re right.