The stage is set for a democratic transition in the People’s Republic.
Asia
Overcoming Thailand’s Regional Economic Challenges
Preparing Thailand for Asia’s single-market community will require better collaboration between lawmakers and business leaders.
India Enters the AfPak Fray
The United States is approving of a new strategic partnership between India and Afghanistan, but Pakistan’s discontent may make the alliance more trouble than it is worth.
The New Powerhouse of Asia
Uranium-rich Kazakhstan is fast becoming a strategic player among the Asian powers.
Nein, Non, No to China
China is offering a bailout to Europe’s troubled economies. EU leaders should say “no thanks.”
North Korea's Change of Heart
Pyongyang is signaling a renewed interest in negotiations, but its reasons are unclear. The international community should be wary.
China in Sub-Saharan Africa: Demand Extracting Supply
The Chinese are opportunists when it comes to extracting natural resources from sub-Saharan Africa.
Dangerous Demographics: China Revisits the One-Child Policy
After thirty-three years of implementation, China’s controversial One-Child Policy has come under government review.