Thailand’s May 14 Election: Promise For Democracy Or Danger Of Another Coup? – Analysis
By Charles E. Morrison and Phanwin Yokying* Thailand’s parliamentary election on May 14 has been largely overshadowed in the global media by the
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Understanding The Military Coup In Myanmar, Two Years Later – Analysis
By Lian Bawi Thang* Last month marked the second anniversary of the military coup in Myanmar that has resulted in
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Understanding The Rohingya Crisis – Analysis
By Dr. Nasir Uddin* In consideration of their stateless status in Myanmar, prolonged refugeehood in Bangladesh, and their ongoing vulnerable
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Decolonizing The Arctic Council – OpEd
In 2017, Dalee Sambo Dorough, Chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council, pointed out that the Ottawa Declaration, the founding document
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Asia’s Push For Monetary Alternatives – Analysis
By Marcus Noland* SUMMARY For the last quarter century, Asia has been seeking greater autonomy within the existing international monetary
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Tracking The Pacific Islands Diaspora
Migration continues to expand the Marshallese diaspora in the United States, Marshall Islands Ambassador to the US Gerald Zackios said
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Speaking For The Trees
Midway through Kalyanee Mam’s documentary film Lost World, a young woman named Vy Phalla tours Singapore’s massive Gardens By the Bay, a
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Taliban’s Return Has Robbed Afghanistan’s Women And Girls Of Their Future – OpEd
By Zakia Adeli* The advent of Taliban rule in Afghanistan a year ago this month, after two decades under the more
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The World Must Not Wash Its Hands Of Afghanistan – OpEd
By Mohammad Sadiq Sohail A year after the fall of Kabul and the end of the US military mission in
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Shinzo Abe: A Prime Minister Of Consequence – Analysis
By Charles E. Morrison* Following his recent assassination, late Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe received commendations from leaders around the world
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