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Obama’s AfPak Metrics Miss the Mark on Pakistan

Glaring omissions in the Obama administration's AFPak strategy. more
A Reset Button for Asia

Career diplomat predicts seismic shift away from the US's traditionally Euro-centric foreign policy. more
Clinton’s Mission to Pyongyang

Former US President Bill Clinton secures the release of two US journalists in North Korea. more
Building an Asian Century

How the world's center of gravity is shifting from the Atlantic to the Pacific. more
Iran at a Crossroads

Panel discusses the government crackdown on demonstrators disputing the recent election results. more
Facing the Burma/Myanmar Crisis

Winners of the 2009 Osborn Elliott Prize for Excellence in Journalism on Asia look at the international community's role, and Asia Society launches a new Task Force. more
Obama’s First 100 Days: Spotlight on North Korea

John Delury, director of the China Boom Project, evaluates the administration's policy. more
North Korea's Triumph

Whether we identify it as a "missile" or a "rocket," the launch of what Pyongyang called a "satellite" seemed to be an unambiguous triumph for North Korea. more
Back from the Brink? A Strategy for Stabilizing Afghanistan-Pakistan

A comprehensive new strategy for US policy in both Afghanistan and Pakistan. more
Hillary Clinton: 'We Are Ready to Listen' to Asia

Secretary of State says US seeks 'rigorous, persistent engagement' on climate change, the economic crisis, and North Korea. more
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