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Category: Asia

Our Asia-Oceania desk covers South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia, Central Eurasia, Oceania, and most of the Pacific Ocean.

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Column/Americas/Asia

Trump’s Intentions Behind the Thailand–Cambodia Ceasefire: A Bid for “President of Peace”—and the Nobel

Posted on November 4, 2025 by Muhammad Salman

For five days in late July 2025, the world witnessed violence erupt once again on the Thailand-Cambodia border, one of the most prominent flashpoints in Southea...

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Column/Asia

Echoes of Colonialism in Pakistan

Posted on November 3, 2025 by Alishba Barech

When Pakistan issued 75-rupee commemoration banknotes in 2022 to mark the seventy-fifth anniversary of its independence, the symbolism was hard to miss. The new...

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Column/Asia

Fragile Peace: Nuclear Military Posturing in South Asia

Posted on September 21, 2025 by Pranav Kothur

The skies roared overhead as two Mi-17V5 helicopters cut through the air at the Independence Day Parades in New Delhi, one bearing the Indian tricolor, the othe...

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Column/Asia

Where Empire and Market Meet: The Hidden Cost of Geopolitics on India’s Artisans

Posted on September 1, 2025 by Hansika Balabhadra

In the once-packed streets of Surat, Gujarat, the dissonance of polishing machines and voices has lulled to a halt. A sign of life in the streets of the diamond...

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Column/Asia

Data Colonialism in the Global South: Who Owns Asia’s Digital Future?

Posted on July 26, 2025 by Suhana Roy

Think of a world where each click, each message you send, and each transaction you make creates a value, but not for you, or even for your own country. Rather, ...

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Interviews/Asia

“China is Learning Super Fast:” Economist Zhiguo He on U.S.–China Financial Ties, Tariffs, and the Future of Global Markets

Posted on June 22, 2025 by Sarah Jeddy

Zhiguo He is a Chinese economist and James Irvin Miller Professor of Finance at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Before joining the Stanford faculty, h...

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Column/Americas/Asia

The Cold War and Taiwan: A Lesson for Modern U.S. Diplomacy

Posted on June 21, 2025 by Matilda Sophia Mottola

The Cold War may feel like distant history, but its echoes are unmistakable in today’s geopolitical landscape as the United States once again arms foreign allie...

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Column/Asia

Constructing Sovereignty through Strategic Narratives: A Constructivist Analysis of India’s and China’s Discursive Claims over Arunachal Pradesh

Posted on June 10, 2025 by Luke Rimmo Lego

Introduction The region of Arunachal, a sparsely populated Himalayan borderland, had long eluded the firm control of any pre-modern state. Only in 1912-13 did B...

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Column/Asia

Soft Power by Design: Japanese Culinary Diplomacy

Posted on June 10, 2025 by Alexandra Anargyrou

Introduction In an era dominated by military and economic interests, the concept of soft power offers an alternative framework for understanding global influenc...

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Spring Issue/Asia/Europe

The Kazakh Famine of 1930-1933 and Stalinist Collectivization: The Limitation of Legal Frameworks for Genocide in Communist Studies

Posted on June 10, 2025 by Evan Sing

Frameworks for Genocide in Communist Studies From 1930 to 1933, the Soviet Republic of Kazakhstan suffered a horrific yet understudied episode of famine, violen...

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