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Video: What to Look for When Myanmar's Thein Sein Visits the White House
Asia Society's Vice President of Global Policy Programs Suzanne DiMaggio says the meeting is an opportunity for both leaders to "further solidify the normalization process of U.S.-Myanmar relations."
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Securing the Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
Experts say continuing conflict is due to 'ineffective use of resources.'
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Securing the Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
Experts say continuing conflict is due to 'ineffective use of resources.'
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How Not to Fight Terror
As the government scrambles to respond to India’s “9/11,” the BJP is baying for blood, accusing it of being weak on terror.
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India's Antiterror Blunders
Years of appeasing militants has made the problem worse, says former Asia Society fellow Sadanand Dhume.
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After Mumbai, An End to Complacency?
Journalist, author, and Asia Society Fellow M.J. Akbar on the aftermath of the Mumbai attacks.
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After Mumbai, An End to Complacency?
Journalist, author, and Asia Society Fellow M.J. Akbar on the aftermath of the Mumbai attacks.
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John Burns and the Hunt for 'Essential Truths'
The veteran newsman recalls his formative experiences in 1970s China.
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John Burns and the Hunt for 'Essential Truths'
The veteran newsman recalls his formative experiences in 1970s China.
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Asia’s Questions for America’s Next President
"Every time I visited an Asian country," writes Asia Society's President, "I was asked repeatedly about candidate Obama’s positions on three issues: trade, foreign policy, and the new geo-economic order."
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Obama and Iran
Over the past three decades, five American presidents have struggled to figure out what to do about Iran, and all five have failed.
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