“We All Have to Think Multilateral”

Complex issues can be resolved by the US engaging with other leading countries in the world
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Despite Setback, Asean Has Important Role

Without Asean the region lacks a suitable forum to ensure stability and promote growth
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Tactics in a Cosmic War

Ending the “war on terror” starts with dropping the phrase and addressing deeper issues
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The Koreas: A Tale of Two Triangles

Facing the North Korean challenge, South Korea has to tread carefully between the US and China behemoths
Han Sung-Joo
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Obama’s Afghanistan-Pakistan Quandary – Part I

The US expansion of military commitment to Afghanistan without nation-building is unlikely to succeed
Ashley J. Tellis
April 13, 2009

China Steps Up to World Stage, Cautiously

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April 24, 2009
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Crisis Without End: The Disintegration of the European Project

Historical precedents, the breakups of Austria-Hungary and Yugoslavia, suggest that a collapse of the EU is not unthinkable
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With Aung San Suu Kyi’s Rise, China and Myanmar Face New Relationship

China could offer opportunities for Myanmar’s economic growth
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For Gulf States, Forging National Identity Trumps Regional Integration

The six member states struggle on regional security matters
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Is China the Next Mexico?

Political and economic transformations lead to social change
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