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Hadabuan Hills: The Forgotten Rainforest of Sumatra
By
Gregory McCann
for
The Diplomat
October 05, 2016
Surrounded by palm oil plantations, an oasis of rainforest provides a welcome shelter for rare species.
The Trials of India’s Aging Population
By
Jagriti Gangopadhyay
for
The Diplomat
October 04, 2016
Crime and abuse against India's seniors are on the rise. What can be done to protect the elderly?
Pride and Politics on Display in Kyrgyzstan
By
Catherine Putz
for
The Diplomat
September 30, 2016
The World Nomad Games were great fun, but also securitized, commercialized, politicized, and nationalized.
Does More Aid Mean More Corruption in Afghanistan?
By
Ahmad Shah Katawazai
for
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September 30, 2016
Looking ahead to the Brussels conference, and back to the Kabul Bank scandal.
Taiwan’s White Terror and the Search for Transitional Justice
By
Chang-Ling Huang
for
The Diplomat
September 30, 2016
The costs of a "silent revolution."
The Salt Farmers of the Rann of Kutch
By
Sugato Mukherjee
for
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October 03, 2016
The Agariyas labor under harsh conditions to produce India’s salt.
Environment
Hadabuan Hills: The Forgotten Rainforest of Sumatra
Society
The Trials of India’s Aging Population
Society
Pride and Politics on Display in Kyrgyzstan
Politics
Does More Aid Mean More Corruption in Afghanistan?
Society
Taiwan’s White Terror and the Search for Transitional Justice
Society
The Salt Farmers of the Rann of Kutch
Popular Stories
October 01, 2016
The US State Department’s New Plan to Flood North Korea With Information
Bringing foreign entertainment into North Korea might be the best way to foster change.
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September 30, 2016
Why ‘Surgical Strikes’ Are a Slippery Slope for India
Making the latest operation anything but covert could backfire on India.
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September 30, 2016
Is India Capable of a Surgical Strike in Pakistan Controlled Kashmir?
A surgical strike operation by Indian forces begs the question of the military's capability to launch such an attack.
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China Power
A New World Order
October 05, 2016
Political Scrambling in Hong Kong Begins
Politicians (and Beijing) are already preparing themselves for the 2017 chief executive race.
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When the Dragon Rolls Over: Spillovers From China’s Economic Transition
Does China Really Want a 'Just and Fair' International Order?
Could Rising China Make the World More Stable?
Is China’s Energy Transition Dead in the Water?
How Beijing Uses People-to-People Ties as Leverage Over Taiwan
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Flashpoints
Diplomacy by Other Means
October 05, 2016
South Asia’s New Strategic Reality
The Modi government in India has set clear terms for South Asian strategic stability.
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How Water Scarcity Could Fuel Another Sino-Indian War
Why the Korean War Remained Limited
Kunduz Back in Government Control as Taliban Conduct Information Operations
South China Sea: China Activates First Desalination Plant on Woody Island
Ghani’s Brussels Trip Overshadowed as Taliban Capture Kunduz Again
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Asia Defense
Militaries of the Asia-Pacific
October 06, 2016
New Littoral Combat Ship Joins U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet in the Asia-Pacific
The U.S. Navy vessel will operate out of Singapore for the duration of its 7th Fleet deployment.
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US Army Places $42 Million Order for New Armored Fighting Vehicle
Assessing US-India Defense Relations: The Technological Handshake
Pakistan to Sell 100 Military Aircraft to Turkey
1st US Warships Port at Cam Ranh Bay Since End of Vietnam War
Upgraded Indian Attack Submarines to Receive US Anti-Ship Missiles
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ASEAN Beat
Insights Into Half a Billion
October 06, 2016
When Will Timor-Leste Join ASEAN?
A look at where the country’s admission to the regional grouping stands.
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Torture Under Thailand's Military Junta
The US-Philippine Alliance in the Duterte Era: A Path to Recalibration
Malaysia’s Own Yellows Vs. Reds Battleground
Singapore Warns of Rising ASEAN Terror Threat
The Truth About Thailand's Social Media Surveillance
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The Pulse
Perspectives on South Asia
October 06, 2016
Imagining South Asia Without Pakistan
What are the geopolitical advantages and disadvantages of there being no Pakistan?
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Will India Become the Pivot of Asian Security?
India's Debate on Citizenship Continues
The Tangled Knot of Nepal's India Policy
All Over India, a Major Debate on Pakistan As Kashmir Heats up Again
How India Can Better Preserve Its Cultural Heritage
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The Koreas
Divided Peninsula
October 06, 2016
More High-Level North Korean Defectors Jump Ship: Media
Reports say diplomats and even a teenage math genius are seeking to leave North Korea.
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Is North Korea Working on a Second Ballistic Missile Submarine?
South Korea to America: Please Elect Hillary Clinton
The US State Department’s New Plan to Flood North Korea With Information
US Turns Screw on China to Rein in North Korea
THAAD Coming to South Korea 'As Soon As Possible'
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Tokyo Report
News from Japan
October 03, 2016
Why Japan Has No Donald Trump
Unlike the U.S. (Trump) or U.K. (Brexit), Japan lacks a strong, anti-establishment populist movement.
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North Korea Brings Japan and China Closer Together -- For a Moment
Democratic Party Presidential Election: Another Missed Opportunity for Japan's Opposition
For the First Time, Japan's Prime Minister Is Visiting Cuba
Can Japan Challenge China in Africa?
Shinzo Abe Going All In on Improving Japan-Russia Ties
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The Debate
Comment and Opinion
October 06, 2016
O'Reilly Factor Goes to Chinatown, Stereotypes and Racist Remarks Ensue
A segment ostensibly on what Chinese-Americans think of the election quickly turns into a racist caricature.
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How to Boost Innovation in Asia
Everyone Wins When ICAO Includes Taiwan
Time for a US Pivot on Taiwan Policy
When in China, Do as Chinese Do: The Unfortunate Case of Professor Ilham Tohti
India's Surgical Strikes: Walking Into Pakistan's Trap?
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Crossroads Asia
The New Silk Road
October 06, 2016
Russia's Recession: A Blessing in Disguise for Post-Olympics Sochi
Sochi once seemed doomed to fall into post-Olympics neglect. Ironically, Russia's recession has lifted the city's fate.
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Putin and Nazarbayev Trade Compliments at Business Forum
Azimjon Askarov’s Retrial Begins in Kyrgyzstan
Kazakhstan Sentences 2 Journalists for Embezzlement
Al-Qaeda, the Turkestan Islamic Party, and the Bishkek Chinese Embassy Bombing
OSCE Manages to Irritate Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Human Rights Advocates, Too
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The Rebalance
U.S. Policy on Asia
October 04, 2016
Senate Republicans Push for Action on China's North Korea Ties
At a recent hearing, senators pressured State officials to take a tougher line on China's trade with North Korea.
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Asian Oil Majors and Iran: Risks and Rewards
Japan-China Relations: Post-Obama Pivot Outlook
Power Play in Post-Coup Turkey
What Central Asia Means to the United States
Is the Philippines Still a US Ally?
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Pacific Money
Economy and Business
October 05, 2016
Head South for Asia’s New Economic Powerhouse
The World Bank pegs South Asia as a “global growth hotspot."
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Indian Central Bank Lowers Rates, Citing Sluggish Global Economic Conditions
Can the United States and Japan Ratify TPP?
Japan Ups the Ante in War on Deflation
What Lessons From Australia’s Economic Winning Streak?
With TPP in Limbo, Europe Has a Golden Opportunity
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Asia Life
The Other Asia-Pacific
October 05, 2016
Why Are Chinese Tourists So Badly Behaved?
Narratives of exceptionalism and nationalism are crucial ingredients in making an "ugly Chinese" tourist.
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Forbidden Ink: Japan’s Contentious Tattoo Heritage
New Dengue Vaccine Potential Game Changer for Asia
Why Did Vietnam’s
Thanh Nien News
Close Its English-Language Service?
The Mountain Monks of Japan
Drowning Yunnan's Valleys
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Oceania
The South Pacific
October 05, 2016
South Australia's Blackout Blame Game
While some pointed to the switch to renewables as the cause, a preliminary report blames the state’s “skinny” grid.
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What Should Australia Be Doing in the East China Sea?
The Precedent-Setting Timor-Leste and Australia UNCLOS Case
What to Make of China in the South Pacific?
Economic Outlook for Western Australia ‘Difficult But Not Dour’
India's Pivot to Oceania: Modi and the Pacific Island Nations
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Podcasts
Asia Geopolitics
October 04, 2016
Crossing the Line of Control: What's Next for Kashmir After India's 'Surgical Strikes'?
Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran discuss the recent Indian "surgical strikes" and U.S.-ASEAN defense diplomacy.
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Uzbekistan After Islam Karimov: What to Expect
Mongolia: Northeast Asia's Hidden Geopolitical Player
Uri, Kashmir, and Beyond: India's Strategic Options in Dealing With Cross-Border Terror
Will Duterte's Loose Lips Sink the US-Philippines Alliance?
What to Watch For in US-India Strategic and Defense Cooperation
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Videos
Asia on Video
July 05, 2016
Interview: Mongolian Foreign Minister Lundeg Purevsuren
The minister discusses the ASEM summit, the elections in Mongolia, and relations with China, Russia, and the U.S.
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Media in Mongolia
Diplomatic Access: Kyrgyzstan
Re-Collecting China
The South China Sea in 2016: What’s Changed?
Japan's Economic Prospects in 2016
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September 30, 2016
Pride and Politics on Display in Kyrgyzstan
The World Nomad Games were great fun, but also securitized, commercialized, politicized, and nationalized.
Preview Story
September 30, 2016
Taiwan’s White Terror and the Search for Transitional Justice
The costs of a "silent revolution."
Preview Story
September 30, 2016
An Arms Race in Southeast Asia?
Yes, Southeast Asian states are bulking up their militaries – but that doesn’t necessarily translate to an arms race.
Preview Story
September 30, 2016
US Election 2016: The View from Asia
Either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will be the next U.S. president. What does Asia think about the election?
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September 30, 2016
An Arms Race in Southeast Asia?
Yes, Southeast Asian states are bulking up their militaries – but that doesn’t necessarily translate to an arms race.
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September 28, 2016
Japanese Vs. Chinese Exceptionalism
Japan and China have more in common than they realize -- including their particular strain of nationalism.
Read Story
September 30, 2016
US Election 2016: The View from Asia
Either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will be the next U.S. president. What does Asia think about the election?
Read Story
September 30, 2016
Tsaatan: Mongolia's Reindeer Herders
A glimpse at the lives of Mongolia's Tsaatan.
Read Story
September 29, 2016
Technology in Pakistan: A Slow March
Pakistan's startups need government help to foster innovation and protect intellectual property.
Read Story
September 28, 2016
Laos: Reform or Revolution
What is the likelihood that political change will come to Laos?
Read Story
September 27, 2016
Unraveling China-North Korea Relations
Two events that elucidate North Korea's relationship with China in the aftermath of the fifth nuclear test.
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September 26, 2016
Countering China's Psychological Warfare
An American narrative is needed to disarm China's victimization rhetoric.
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September 24, 2016
Could India and Pakistan Go to War?
A shooting war is unlikely, but covert activities are a strong possibility.
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Interview
September 14, 2016
Quetta Hospital Attack: An Eyewitness Account From the Lone Doctor Who Responded
An interview with Dr. Shehla Sami Kakar, Quetta's "Iron Lady."
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