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Category: East Asia

Climate Change & Energy Security, East Asia

Damming the Mekong: Environmental Degradation and the “Build First, Talk Later” Approach

Posted onMarch 24, 2017

By: Trisha Ray, Columnist Photo Credit: Mongabay The Mekong River, in particular the proliferation of Chinese dams along it, has become a source of conflict …

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East Asia, Nuclear & Unconventional Weapons, Terrorism

Unconventional Assassinations: Why the Assassination of Kim Jong-nam Has Greater Implications

Posted onMarch 13, 2017

By: Farnaz Alimehri, Columnist Photo Credit: New Straits Times On February 13, 2017, Kim Jong-nam, the older half brother of the North Korean dictator Kim …

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East Asia, Military & Defense, Technology & Cyber Security, United States

Paper Tigers and Eagles: Why the United States Should Not Underestimate the PLA

Posted onMarch 8, 2017July 22, 2019

By: Annie Kowalewski, Columnist Photo Credit: The National Interest In the past several decades, China has made huge strides in modernizing its military technology, training, …

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East Asia

“Counterterrorism” in Xinjiang

Posted onFebruary 27, 2017

By: Shannon Mizzi, Columnist Photo Credit: Pacific Standard Terrorist attacks are becoming more frequent in China’s Xinjiang province, and the Chinese government is in desperate …

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Climate Change & Energy Security, East Asia, Military & Defense, South and Central Asia

What CPEC Can Do for Pakistan’s Internal Security

Posted onJanuary 29, 2017July 18, 2019

By: Trisha Ray, Columnist Photo Credit: CPEC Official Website The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), part of the “One Belt One Road” (OBOR) project, has been …

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East Asia, Military & Defense, Nuclear & Unconventional Weapons, United States

An Open Letter to the US President-elect: Remember One Korea

Posted onDecember 20, 2016July 18, 2019

A child suffering from malnutrition rests in a bed in a hospital in Haeju on Sept. 30, 2011. Editor’s note: These images were taken on …

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East Asia, Europe, Military & Defense, United States

The United States Military’s Waning Supremacy

Posted onDecember 18, 2016July 18, 2019

Photo Credit: ABC News By: Patrick Savage, Columnist It’s been over a quarter-of-a-century since the United States has faced an adversary that had a conventional …

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East Asia, Intelligence, Military & Defense

Time to Police INTERPOL

Posted onDecember 2, 2016July 22, 2019

Photo Credit: The Independent By: Annie Kowalewski, Columnist At the 85th session of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) General Assembly in November 2016, Chinese …

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East Asia

Kobe Confidential: Japan’s Yakuza War One Year In

Posted onNovember 23, 2016

Photo Credit: Daily Beast By Jake Howry, Columnist For more than a year, the Japanese underworld has been engaged in the largest gang war the …

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East Asia, Military & Defense

Solidifying Xi’s Power: Key Takeaways from China’s Sixth Plenum

Posted onNovember 23, 2016

Photo Credit: South China Morning Post By: Michael Daly, Columnist In late October, China’s top leadership gathered in Beijing for the Sixth Plenum of the …

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