The United States should encourage rapprochement between Turkey and the PYD.
Germany’s Gauck in China: Human Rights for Home Consumption
How the Chinese leadership manages to cottonball sensitive state visits.
What Asia Should Learn From Trump’s Rise
Trump’s ability to tap into the fears of those who feel marginalized is hardly unique to the United States.
The Trump Effect on China
Donald Trump and prospects for democracy and xenophobic populism in China
Obama’s “Moderate” Syrian Deception
Russia is targeting hardline groups the United States has tacitly aided for more than a year.
President Hollande’s Musings on India
In contrast to France, disruption rather than continuity is the order of the day in India today.
That Eerie Feeling About Saudi Arabia
Is the Saudi monarchy echoing the final stages of the Shah’s monarchy in Iran?
China and Singapore are Distant Relatives at Best
Singapore’s mixed reactions towards China are historically consistent, even if they disappoint some there.
Moving Into a Chinese-Indian World
A dual hegemony now looks unavoidable, but must we really fear it?























