Analysis – Page 1743 – Eurasia Review

By Felix K. Chang* (FPRI) — Under its Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road (commonly known

Education Savings Accounts: Advancing Choice In States With Blaine Amendments – Analysis

By Lindsey Burke and Jonathan Butcher* In September 2016, the Nevada Supreme Court upheld education savings accounts (ESAs) as constitutional

Contrary to the predictions of many analysts, China is hardly poised to establish naval domination over the South China Sea.

Five countries are boycotting the SAARC summit in Pakistan. Instead, South Asian countries need to adopt a multi-pronged approach to

By Michael Lelyveld As economic growth weakens, more investment is flowing out of China than is flowing in, raising questions

With Aleppo under indiscriminate heavy bombardment and siege by the Syrian regime and its allies, Russia, Iran, Iraqi Mobilization Units

By J Nastranis The ratification of the Paris Agreement on climate change by India at the United Nations Headquarters in

East-West Center report identifies five trends in Asian reactions on anti-trade stances of US presidential candidates. By Satu Limaye and

The exhaustion of China’s old economic model based on investment and manufacturing has had, at least, one positive outcome: a

By Reggie Kramer* (FPRI) — Transnistria, or the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR), exists unsure of its place in the world.

raj on Anti-Muslim Rhetoric Is BJP’s USP In Ongoing Indian Elections – AnalysisMay 13, 2024
This narrative by a journalist claiming to be" writing on South Asian issues for the past 21 years" lacks objectivity.…
Safianu Rabiu on Can A Religion Other Than Islam Ever Be Accepted? – OpEdMay 13, 2024
I've responded to his esteemed Rabbi Miller on this subject before. The Rabbi does much misrepresentations and misinterpretations that were…
Joe Fernandez on Moscow’s Plan For Splitting Up Kazakhstan Is Most Probably Already Working, But Very Few People Notice – OpEdMay 12, 2024
Borders, under international law, must be defensible. Otherwise, the international community would be helpless. The law conquest, under international law,…
Nooredin Abedian on Iranian Agenda For Destabilization And Insecurity In The Region And Europe – OpEdMay 10, 2024
Precise analysis of the Iranian regime. Those mullahs in power in Iran should be taken a lot more seriously than…
Anon on The Growing Momentum For Secession In Sabah And Sarawak – AnalysisMay 10, 2024
One area of consideration for any potential seccessionist will be China's 9 dash line claim in the SCS and interference…