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India's Antiterror Blunders

Years of appeasing militants has made the problem worse, says former Asia Society fellow Sadanand Dhume. more
After Mumbai, An End to Complacency?

Journalist, author, and Asia Society Fellow M.J. Akbar on the aftermath of the Mumbai attacks. more
A Common Future for the Korean Peninsula

Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea, Han Seung-soo, presents his vision for common prosperity on the Korean peninsula. more
Karzai Says War on Terrorism Must Have Regional Focus

Speaking at the Asia Society, the Afghan leader says he sees "a ray of hope" in Pakistan after Zardari's election. more
Where in the World is Kim Jong Il?

With reports and speculation running rampant on the whereabouts and health of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, "Korea-watchers" are grappling with how to get to the bottom of what's really going on. more
West Papua: A Grassroots Perspective on Micro-enterprise Development and Civic Participation

A look at how the Trickle Up program is having a positive impact on West Papuans. more
New Ways of Speaking, and Thinking, About Asia

Arif Dirlik: 'The enhanced global visibility of peoples of Asian descent suggests that there is no outer boundary to the notion of Asia.' more
Weighing India's Pipeline Deal with Iran

Energy expert argues that India will benefit far more from its Iran pipeline than from its nuclear deal with the US. more
China Won’t Dominate Indian Ocean Shipping Waters

Ambassador Zhang Yan says no plans for "encirclement" of India. more
The New Asian Rivalry

Bill Emmott on his new book, Rivals: How the Power Struggle Between China, India, and Japan Will Shape Our Next Decade. more
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