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By stepping up security and slowing weapons buildup, Pakistan would earn international respect
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The lure of trade, more than military battering, transformed Vietnam
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China: Defending its Core Interest in the World – Part I

Principle of reciprocity enshrined in China’s Confucian tradition could make it a winner
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Roots of Copenhagen Failure: Nature Does Not Recognize Nations

The current world order is incapable of solving global problems
Bo Ekman
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Northeast India: Boiling Pot of International Rivalry – Part I

Bangladesh was a conduit for anti-India insurgency
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China Rises Again – Part I

Unlike the past three occasions, China faces new global challenges to its preeminence
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98 percent of the islanders prefer UK control
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Global Food Security: Debunking the “China Threat” Narrative

Food self-sufficiency is not an option for China
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The West’s Financial Arsenal

Financial destabilization can lead to war
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Philippines Prepares for Historic Peace Deal

Autonomous Bangsamoro region for MILF may end 40 years of violence
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