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Is China’s PLA Now Xi’s Army?
In China's most sweeping military reshuffle since the 1950s, Xi Jinping is creating an army that is loyal only to him.
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Is Another Indo-Russian Defense Deal About to Falter?
India and Russia recently failed to agree on moving forward on a joint air transport project.
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The EU and China: A Union Divided
"The EU-China relationship is perennially less than the sum of its parts at the topmost political level."
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UN Committee Urges China to Halt Torture
A UN report finds that torture remains "deeply entrenched" in China's criminal justice system.
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Taliban Attack on Kandahar Airport: What We Know
As details emerge, the key question will be how did the attackers breach the airport’s security?
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Japan’s Controversial State Secrets Law: One Year Later
A year after the state secrets law passed, what impact is it having on freedom in Japan?
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A New Era for China-Myanmar Relations?
The NLD victory in Myanmar's general election has China wondering if it needs to change its diplomatic approach.
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Abe’s Upcoming India Visit: Breaking New Ground in Japan-India Relations
The trip could see some further boosts to cooperation between the two Asian giants.
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How the Mekong River Builds Houses
Welcome to the city of Sa Dec, where the river is turned into brick houses.
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Japan’s Economy: Out of Recession, Not Out of the Woods
Though there's been some good news of late, there's still a long way to go.
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Russian Jet Fighters in Asia: Why Politics Still Matters
Moscow faces competition in attempting to sell its most modern jet in Asia. Its best selling point is still politics.
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Australia and the US Gun Control Debate
A former deputy PM expresses frustration on U.S. gun control policy – and the alliance with Australia.
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China’s Securities Crackdown a Source of Fear
China’s corruption investigations need to be more transparent if markets are to thrive.
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Jokowi’s Battle for Survival
The former managing editor of the Jakarta Post on the performance and prospects of Indonesia’s president.
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US Envoy to Thailand Under Lese Majeste Probe
Glyn Davies reportedly in hot water with the junta just months after taking up new post.
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The Case for the Centuryfortress: Defining the B-52J
"With a well-considered upgrade plan, the B-52 can serve to its 100th birthday."
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The Implications of the Taliban Shootout
Recent reports of a shooting, and the killing or wounding of its leader, reveals serious divisions within the Taliban.
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Why Vietnam’s Foreign Policy Won’t Change After Its Party Congress
Exploring myths and misconceptions regarding Vietnam's approach to China and the United States.
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Does China Need Its Own ‘Womenomics’?
Japan and China both need women in the workforce to boost their economies, but they are moving in opposite directions.
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Kashagan: Kazakhstan’s White Whale
Always in sight, but always just beyond reach: will Kashagan ever live up to expectations?
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