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Myanmar: Whose Reforms?
What's next for Myanmar? Young activists assess some of the challenges the country faces in the next phase of the reform process.
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Excerpt from: The Unquiet American: Richard Holbrooke in the World
An extraordinary insight into recent and current American foreign and the life of one of it's major players.
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Philippine President Vows to 'Nurture Democracy'
Benigno Aquino III appearance covers a range of topics from South China Sea disputes to gay marriage in his country.
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A Discussion on the Domestic and Foreign Policies of the Philippines
Complete text of the speech by Philippines President Benigno Aquino III at Asia Society in New York on September 20, 2011.
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Mongolia's President Says Human Rights 'Universal'
Tsakhia Elbegdorj told an Asia Society audience that strong democratic values were not incompatible with Asian ways, economic development or its relations with neighboring giants, Russia and China.
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Asian Leaders in Spotlight at Asia Society
Live at the Asia Society: Asian leaders' public talks on top issues, via webcast.
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Deng Xiaoping: The 'Spark' That Lit a Fire
An excerpt from Ezra F. Vogel's new biography relates China's first (renewed) contacts with U.S. in 1979.
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Is This India's Transformative Urban Moment?
Will the urban middle class use the Hazare political moment to return to electoral politics?
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Fu Ying: China as 'Equal Partner' to the West
A top PRC official counters criticism of China's human rights abuses and proffers a hand of 'partnership' to the West.
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Fu Ying: China as 'Equal Partner' to the West
A top PRC official counters criticism of China's human rights abuses and proffers a hand of 'partnership' to the West.
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Does the Elephant Dance? India's Ad Hoc Foreign Policy Strategy
India's ad hoc approach to foreign policy may work, says David Maloney, author and former Canadian High Commissioner to India.
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