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‘Modi’s War?’ The Truth Behind the India-Russia Oil Trade
Anas Alhajji and Ajay Srivastava explore the dynamics of the India-Russia oil trade.
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Honduras’ China Hangover
Honduras is not alone in finding China’s promises fell short of reality. Now calls to reestablish relations with Taiwan have become a central campaign issue.
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Inside the Story of America’s Failure to Disarm North Korea
Why has the U.S. failed time and again to forestall North Korea's nuclear ambitions?
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Amid China’s Export Ban, Don’t Forget the Human Costs of Myanmar’s Rare Earths
Myanmar can be a potential partner in the supply of rare earths, but responsible sourcing can only be feasible when a democratic process is restored.
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China-Middle East Cooperation: In the Eye of the Beholder
Insights from Mohammed Alsudairi and Andrea Ghiselli.
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Building on the Australia-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
Punitive U.S. tariffs on India present an opportunity for the two countries to strengthen bilateral ties.
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Pakistan Takes Fight to Afghanistan to Combat Cross-Border Terrorism
Significantly, there has been no international criticism of Pakistan’s punitive military action against militant hideouts inside Afghanistan.
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The True Cost of Enforced Disappearances in Balochistan
Oppressive security laws and secret detentions are being used to silence people who have only asked for fair treatment on their own land.
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The Gulf Turns East: How Central Asia Became a New Financial Frontier
The financial map of Central Asia is changing.
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Japan Launches 6th Taigei-Class Submarine for JMSDF
The newly launched SSK, JS Sogei, is expected to enter service in March 2027.
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Sri Lanka’s Anti-drug Drive Targets Narco-politics and Organized Crime Networks
The NPP government seems willing to act against drug traffickers and manufacturers who have ties with politicians.
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ASEAN Expansion: Strategic Opportunity or Strategic Drift?
The expansion of Southeast Asian bloc to include Timor-Leste, and possibly Papua New Guinea, will further undermine its cohesion and effectiveness.
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China’s BYD EVs Now Selling in Milei’s US-Aligned Argentina
The Argentinian president's anti-China rhetoric has done little to stem the spread of Chinese economic influence.
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Why Australia Should Amplify the Pacific Region’s Voice in APEC
Only three members of the Pacific Islands Forum are currently members of APEC. Canberra can – and should – push for the region's full inclusion.
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US Backs Philippine Ally After Latest Maritime Clash With China
Washington's statement followed an incident in the vicinity of Thitu Island, the largest Philippine-occupied feature in the Spratly Islands.
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Will President Trump Attend the Upcoming ASEAN Summit?
The question threatens to overshadow the run-up to the 47th ASEAN Summit and related meetings at the end of the month.
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The UN’s Sri Lanka Failure
Why yet another resolution on accountability is being rejected by victims.
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India’s Use of Artificial Intelligence During the Indo-Pak Four-Day Crisis
New Delhi’s claim is an unprecedented development in South Asia. How will Pakistan respond?
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When Will China Begin Earning Nobel Prizes in Science?
Many Chinese scientists are highly cited, but Nobel laureates remain scarce.
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Trump, China, and Declining US Influence in Asia
Under the second Trump administration, China overall is in a better position to spread its influence in competition with the U.S. in the Indo-Pacific.
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