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  • Myanmar divided

    Myanmar divided0

    • Asia Pacific
    • December 15, 2016

    Rebels in northeast Myanmar are spoiling for a fight with the military. They may get their wish.

  • Structurally unsound? China’s slowing economy

    Structurally unsound? China’s slowing economy0

    • Economics & Finance, Asia Pacific
    • December 9, 2016

    China’s risky economic reorientation could allow it to sustain its economic rise but a botched transition could wreak havoc.

  • Park’s rollercoaster: divining the fate of South Korea’s president

    Park’s rollercoaster: divining the fate of South Korea’s president0

    • Asia Pacific
    • December 8, 2016

    South Korea’s president faces impeachment. How will the vote affect domestic and regional politics?

  • China-Singapore relations in seizure

    China-Singapore relations in seizure1

    • Asia Pacific
    • November 30, 2016

    China has seized Singaporean military assets during transit. What will this do to their relations?

  • America’s eroding military position in East Asia

    America’s eroding military position in East Asia0

    • Asia Pacific
    • November 26, 2016

    Budget cuts, the distractions of the War on Terror and increasingly outdated doctrine are tipping the military balance towards China.

  • The Chairman’s ghost? Xi Jinping and the Communist Party plenum

    The Chairman’s ghost? Xi Jinping and the Communist Party plenum0

    • China
    • November 11, 2016

    Chinese President Xi Jinping was recently granted “core” status. What does this mean for China?

  • Eating grass: the India-Pakistan rivalry renewed

    Eating grass: the India-Pakistan rivalry renewed0

    • South Asia
    • October 27, 2016

    India-Pakistan relations are in crisis again. How close to nuclear war will the rivals go?

  • Down and Duterte: shakeup in the South China Sea

    Down and Duterte: shakeup in the South China Sea0

    • Asia Pacific
    • October 17, 2016

    The Philippines’ new president is leaning away from America and towards China – is he hedging or is this a marked strategic shift?

  • China’s two-speed economy: strategic implications

    China’s two-speed economy: strategic implications0

    • Economics & Finance
    • September 22, 2016

    The increasing disparity between different economic sectors and the regions they call home is a major challenge for Beijing.

  • Normalising Japan: rearming or alarming?

    Normalising Japan: rearming or alarming?0

    • Asia Pacific
    • September 14, 2016

    As PM Abe pushes for constitutional reforms to let Japan rearm, what are Tokyo’s true intentions?

  • Risky business: financing ‘One Belt, One Road’

    Risky business: financing ‘One Belt, One Road’1

    • Economics & Finance
    • August 23, 2016

    Beijing’s risky lending practices and preference for Chinese companies endanger its banks.

  • Trump: all alone at SEA(sia)

    Trump: all alone at SEA(sia)0

    • United States
    • August 16, 2016

    A Trump foreign policy’s ability to fundamentally alter America’s trajectory is overestimated.

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